Cannabis Hemp News

POLICE sniffer dogs succumbed to the heat yesterday, only catching 30 Melbourne Big Day Out revellers with small amounts of drugs. The two dogs, called to monitor the Big Day Out for the first time in the event's history, went home after 3 1/2 hours as searing temperatures forced their minders to call it a day. Inspector Paul Tottage said the dogs could not handle the muggy weather. "They just got too hot," he said. "It was too humid for them." The dogs found small amounts of cannabis and ecstasy on patrons. None of those caught with drugs were transferred to police stations, and 11 were placed on drug diversion programs. "The hit rate for the dogs has been rela…

Original Article Sunday Mail Adelaide 29th January 2006 That was from the online site, it was also printed in the paper, so I scanned that as well (haven't checked them word for word to see if they are the same or not) They tried to introduce this shit years ago and failed miserably

Evidence is mounting that heavy marijuana use can increase the chances of developing severe mental illness for some adolescents whose genes put them at added risk. The link between cannabis and psychosis gained ground this week when two influential medical journals reviewed the research to date and concluded it was persuasive. In PLoS Medicine, Professor Wayne Hall, a public health policy expert at the University of Queensland, wrote that genetically vulnerable teenagers who smoke marijuana more than once a week "appear at greater risk of psychosis". An article in the British medical journal BMJ cited estimates that marijuana could contribute to about 10 per cent of p…

Author: Kevin Bohn Date: 26-01-2006 Source: http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/01/26/mexico.tunnel/index.html Copyright: © 2006 Cable News Network LP, LLLP.

Regular cannabis use can have "real and significant" mental health effects but is unlikely to cause schizophrenia, according to a report from Government drugs advisers published yesterday. The drug can impair psychological and psychomotor performance, cause acute intoxication reactions and lead to relapses of individuals with mental illnesses. Charles Clarke Charles Clarke proposes to keep cannabis as a Class C drug But the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs said that on current evidence smoking cannabis was likely to increase the chances of developing schizophrenia by just one per cent. The council, which was asked to reconsider the Government's decision to …

Author: HEATHER LOW CHOY Date: 26/01/2006 Source: http://www.themercury.news.com.au/common/s...55E3462,00.html Copyright: © Davies Bros

Author: Date: 19/01/2006 Source: http://www.themercury.news.com.au/common/s...255E421,00.html Copyright: © Davies Bros Wow, thats alot of stuff to get busted for. Even between six people, I'd say they'll still be going to jail for a while. No sympathy from me though, as i dont agree with ANYONE selling that other stuff, be it speed, x, whatever

2 hwy patrols and one D's car bastards picture was takin from a mates house

Police are continuing their crackdown on the city's drug trade with an appeal to the public to "Dob in a Dealer" during a program launched today. The Dubbo-based initiative will run for the next four weeks, with members of the public urged to come forward with any information they may have regarding suspected drug activity. Orana crime prevention officer Senior Constable Anthony Chapman said the localised program as an initiative of local police and would concentrate on Dubbo. "We know that the public shares our desire to get these drug dealers off the streets. "We don't want them in our community, and we need the community's help to make arrests. "We have had great succe…

Source : Sky News Active on Austar Digital. I just found it hilarious that not are they only 2 years behind in mentioning one of these systems, they mentioned it by name so commercial growers can get more for their money but after considering that for a few seconds, they might have mentioned the name of the product so commercial growers will buy the systems so the police can track the growers down via their order