Australian Cannabis News
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Hey guys, and girls. There's a petition going around on GetUp AU to legalise hemp to create jobs, make biofuels and medicines, check it out. vote, spread it to anyone you know who is pro hemp/cannabis! LINK: http://suggest.getup...biofuels-and-me Mod's it's up to you to decide whether or not to sticky it, but I recommend it. Peace.
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SOUTH Australia is joining the move to ban the possession and sale of synthetic marijuana, being sold under names including Kronic, Spice and Northern Lights. View the full article
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Manufactures use chemicals to mimic the effects of THC, the substance which produces a "high" in cannabis users. South Australia is also investigating options for preventing the sale and use of the products. Victorian Premier Ted Baillieu said the ... View the full article
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Fake cannabis to be outlawed in WA
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West Australians will have four days to destroy their supply of fake cannabis products before it is outlawed. View the full article
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Yet another reminder.....take precautions.
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Trying to associate a garden with a Meth lab.
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Someones not going to watch the Dragons this arvo.
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Police seize 50 cannabis plants from 'bedroom gardens'. Police seize 50 cannabis plants from 'bedroom gardens' From: AAP June 04, 2011 10:10AM http://resources2.news.com.au/images/2010/03/25/1225845/470518-marijuana.gif More than 50 cannabis plants were seized, including many of them mature and ready for harvest / AP Over 50 plants seized from Sydney house Police find cannabis gardens in four bedrooms Cannabis in house worth more than $200,000 …
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The prosecutor said officers found some cannabis in Garrad's bedroom and, after checking her mobile phone, found a text about the use of the matchboxes for drug production. Mr Turner said while no dangerous drugs were detected in the equipment ... View the full article
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A frustrating read: http://www.abc.net.a.../24/3225675.htm High risks: cannabis and psychosis By Quentin Dempster There is now widely believed to be a link between the stronger cannabis distributed clandestinely throughout Australia and increasing cases of severe psychosis such as schizophrenia. Both the Mental Health Review Tribunal in NSW and the National Cannabis Prevention and Information Centre have said publicly that if cannabis was removed from the chemistry of young brains, the incidence of schizophrenia in this country would be dramatically reduced. Adolescents who start to use cannabis at any time are considered particularly vulnerable because…
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Supplementing the pension.
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Date: 20/05/2011 Author: BROOKE HARGRAVES Source: The Noosa Journal Copyright: © 2011 News Community Media
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Roadside drug testing begins - ABC Online 1 2
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ACT police will begin roadside drug testing across Canberra from today. Legislation giving police powers to conduct random roadside tests for drugs came into effect in December. Police will now detain drivers to take saliva swabs to test for drugs like cannabis, methamphetamine and ecstasy. "The test is administered through a saliva test and it does take longer than drink driving test. Drivers can expect to be detained on the roadside for up to ten minutes and that's because the technology is not as advanced as technology for random breath testing for alcohol," said Attorney General Simon Corbell. Unlike alcohol testing, there is no legal level or limit on drug co…
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Strike force Zambesi have to be seen to be doing something more than sitting around at the local station with their knobs in their hands.
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