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Almost 200,000 people searched for weaponsin Qld in the last year

Police Minister Dan Purdie said almost 1,400 weapons had been taken off the street since Jack's Law was made permanent last year.

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Almost 200,000 people searched for weapons in Qld in the last year

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Police Minister Dan Purdie said almost 1,400 weapons had been taken off the street since Jack's Law was made permanent last year.

This report is published with credit to ABC News Australia. The wire sent a summary; open the original for any extra context. Read on ABC News Australia →

Source: ABC News Australia. Published 4 Sept 2026, 01:11 am.

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