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Samantha Lock

Family wants life terms for killers of frontline staff

Steven Tougher's family wants mandatory life sentences for those who harm frontline workers. (PR HANDOUT IMAGE PHOTO) (AAP)

Laws to better protect NSW frontline health workers could be on the cards after the fatal stabbing of a Sydney paramedic, with his family calling for tougher penalties.

The family of Steven Tougher, a 29-year-old father killed while taking a meal break during a night shift outside a Sydney McDonald's last Friday, wants mandatory life sentences for those who kill anyone in the line of duty.

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