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Swastikas spray-painted on bin for six years ends with court no-show and $2200 fine

Wilson was fined $2200 after being convicted in absentia for displaying Nazi symbols on a council bin, part of a crackdown following the Bondi anti-Semitic terror attack.

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Jamie Wilson was fined $2200 in Cessnock Local Court after failing to appear for displaying Nazi symbols. Learn about the anti-hate law crackdown here.

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Swastikas spray-painted on bin for six years ends with court no-show and $2200 fine

Jamie Wilson was fined $2200 in Cessnock Local Court after failing to appear for displaying Nazi symbols. Learn about the anti-hate law crackdown here.

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Newcastle Herald broke the news in Newcastle, Australia on Friday, March 20, 2026.
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