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Police were starting to win the war on drugs, Commissioner Paul White claimed yesterday. Police have shut down, or through raids forced the closure, of 20 drug houses since August last year. ``The introduction of drug premises legislation represented a major challenge and opportunity for the police force to disrupt the illict drug market,'' Mr White said. He said operations run by the drug squad had shut down drug houses known to supply not only cannabis but also amphetamine. Since the legislation's introduction: SIXTY-EIGHT first warning notices have been issued, including one to a commercial premises in Darwin; NINE second warning notices across the NT …

So this is how they "help" a victim of burglary in New Zealand.

Do you guys know about MAPinc.org? They archive illicit drug articles and letters from newspapers all over the world, it's an amazing resource and a great way to keep up to date with the news. Unfortunately there's hardly anyone newshawking in Australia. boulder has posted a few articles here in the last few weeks (and many more I'm assuming), but if they were all posted to MAPinc.org then the whole world could be reading them and learning. MAPinc syndicates their news via XML feeds to all of the major cannabis/drug websites, and they're all sent out by mailing list to subscribers. Articles and letters inspire even more letters, particularly from overseas when they …

MELBOURNE man will face court today over his alleged involvement in a national drug syndicate suspected of trafficking cannabis between four states. Jason Peter Scott, of Ringwood North, was remanded in custody in an out-of-sessions court hearing late yesterday after a series of raids across Australia. Homes in Melbourne's eastern and southern suburbs, including Ringwood North, Edithvale, Box Hill North and Croydon Hills were searched about 7am (AEST) yesterday. Cash, cannabis and drug-related equipment were seized in the raids, which followed a three month joint investigation involving police from Victoria, NSW, South Australia and the Australian Crime Commission. …

To answer all the email's I'm getiing that say "Thats sounds like some sick shit Im Gunja Can I come to the Canna Cup?????? What do you need to SMS me or something" I would like to open the doors to the world but it's not mine, I'm just doing the posting for Dr Douge. So if you know me or any of the people I have mentioned, contact us. There's about four of us I think. The Cup is smaller this year for security, etc. Also there's a $2000 prize thing. All else is redundant info, read my previous posting on the Cup. Kimba

It might be worth keeping an eye on parliment, maybe the question time, I'm not sure. It'll likely be plastered all over the news if it goes off. The Greens, and several other disgruntled honorable members are looking as though they're going to go ahead with their protest of standing and turning their backs while President Bush adresses the Australian Parliment at the request of Jackboot Johnny. Or as I've heard him affectionatly refered to here as "Mr. Sheen". I thought when I first heard of the Labor party's plan, and a few independants, and the greens; to turn their backs on the Shrub, it would peter out to nothing. But I saw an interview with Bob Green last night…

I was doing a bit of surfing and came across this report about UK police officers being let off drug testing, take a look. Buster.

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By Duncan Macfarlane 17oct03 SIX RAAF servicemen have been placed on probation after admitting to possessing and using drugs at the Amberley airforce base in Queensland. The details were confirmed last night by the head of the Amberley Air Defence Wing, Air Commodore Stewart Cameron, who said investigations were over. He said he did not know whether drug abuse at Amberley was linked to police raids at other military bases in Queensland and the Northern Territory. The airmen had not been sacked under the Australian Defence Force's zero tolerance drugs policy because they had come forward during the internal investigation, he said. "We had some people step forw…