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Robyn Wuth

Tough-on-crime state backs 'breach bail, go to jail'

The Queensland government has proposed tough new breach of bail laws, mandating jail. (Jono Searle/AAP PHOTOS)

A state that calls itself the toughest on crime is now vowing to slam the cell door on anyone who breaches bail under a crackdown it claims is the harshest in the country.

Queensland Premier David Crisafulli said the "breach of bail, go to jail" reforms represent the most significant changes to bail in the state's history and are aimed squarely at driving down victim numbers.

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