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flag NSW, Australia, introduces new "wanding" laws allowing warrantless searches to fight knife crime.

flag NSW, Australia, has introduced new "wanding" laws to combat knife crime, allowing police to randomly search individuals in public spaces like shopping areas, sports venues, and transport stations without a warrant. flag Critics argue these measures could disproportionately affect vulnerable communities, but Premier Chris Minns and Police Minister Yasmin Catley defend the laws as necessary for public safety. flag The state has also doubled the penalties for knife possession to a maximum of four years.

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