Brisbane artist contacted by police over works that allegedly violate new Queensland hate speech laws

James Hillier, known as Nordacious, told he could face jail time for some of his designs made in support of Palestine Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Known for political commentary in his work, the Brisbane-based visual artist James Hillier was shocked to learn he could face jail time for some of his designs. Hillier, who goes by the name Nordacious, said he had removed three artworks relating to Palestine from his website after police told him some of his pieces allegedly violated Queensland’s new hate speech laws. Continue reading...

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