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Samantha Lock, Jack Gramenz and Sophia McCaughan

Knife attacks spark interstate search for law solutions

NSW police may be given powers to stop and search people for a weapon without reasonable suspicion. (HANDOUT/NSW POLICE)

Police could be able to stop and search people for a weapon without reasonable suspicion or a warrant under laws being considered by the NSW government. 

Premier Chris Minns said he was looking at implementing so-called "wanding" powers in Australia's most populous state after a spate of high-profile knife attacks that shocked Sydney.

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