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Government cracks down on knife wielders . . . except when there in Goondiwindi – Miles insults victims of violent, knife wielding attacks

People are being attacked with knives bigger than this one in Goondiwindi but the law can't be changed in this instance to enhance community safety. (Supplied)
Sarah Murphy

The State Government is doing everything in it’s power to improve community safety - except changing the laws to allow […]

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