Australian Cannabis News
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Hey guys, just a heads up but there's an Australian cannabis magazine coming out soon - Sticky Point www.stickypointmagazine.com Heard it on the grapevine, sorry if I've pre-empted someone's announcement here, but it all seems pretty public now. Looks good too, some good writers like JJ and it sounds like they'll be giving a good go of it, fucking awesome. Bout time we had a legally distributed magazine down here, good job guys.
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A JUDGE said yesterday that a man caught on camera watering 354 cannabis plants at Lake Eppalock had to be more than a gardener. Massimo "Max" Paris, 36, pleaded guilty to cultivating a trafficable amount of cannabis and cultivating cannabis at his then home in Tullamarine. Defence lawyer David Brustman told Melbourne County Court that Paris was paid $2000 to tend to the crop at Patons Road, where he was captured on police surveillance between November 29, 2004, and January, last year, when he was arrested by Bendigo Crime Investigations Unit detectives. Judge Frank Dyett said Paris was unlikely to make a trip from Tullamarine in his Mercedes Benz and get into other…
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MORE than $1 million worth of hydroponic cannabis has been seized after two houses were raided in Sydney's south-west. Officers attached to the Wetherill Park Target Action Group, formed as part of a crackdown on hydroponic cannabis, raided the two empty houses at Smithfield Road in Greenfield Park about 11.30am (AEST) today, police said. They discovered elaborate hydroponics set-ups consisting of more than 360 cannabis plants, along with a large quantity of processed cannabis, which were seized by police. Inquiries are continuing. Author:news.com.au Date:August 07, 2006 Source:news.com.au Copyright:news.com.au
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Drug raid nets 160 plants 27.07.2006 POLICE raided 10 properties this week, charged two people and recovered more than 160 marijuana plants during a series of drug busts in Gin Gin. Bundaberg detectives, as well as the dog squad, helped the Gin Gin police carry out the major operation. Gin Gin Police Senior Constable Tim Marrinan said 80 marijuana plants had been recovered from a property at Gaeta and a further 80 plants and 3.7kg of dried leaves and buds had been discovered on a second property in the area. “It’s very pleasing when police receive information and the operation goes well,” Snr Const Marrinan said. Detective Senior Constable Meg Owens said t…
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Just been sent another comedy article . Heads up if you live in vic mates, they'll be after roly papers next. http://the.standard.net.au/articles/2006/0...3166493728.html Where there's smoke there's ire over bong sales MADELINE HEALEY July 20, 2006 ``BAN the bong'' is Denis Napthine's latest catchcry after the MP discovered the drug-using device was being sold in Warrnambool. The member for South West Coast told State Parliament on Tuesday that bongs _ commonly used to smoke illegal drugs like marijuana _ should not be available in shops. ``It is strange to me that we can walk down the streets of many parts of Melbourne, and indeed in my own electorate …
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Author: Steve Gee Date: 19 July 06 Source: The Hobart Mercury Copyright: © Davies Bros Not good, 20 years How could you be so silly as to run a 1000 plant setup and NOT use odour control though.. Is it too early in the morning for me, or did I know nothing about this 'tightening of legislation' in NSW?
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Author: Greg Stolz Date: 14 jul 06 Source: The Hobart Mercury Copyright: © Davies Bros
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A SYDNEY man has been charged over the largest seizure of cannabis in NSW, valued at more than $38 million. He is the 16th person arrested over the April 2004 seizure of 3.2 tonnes of cannabis in a raid on a Jacks Creek property, 17km from Narrabri, in the state's west. During the dawn raid, police allege they located drying cannabis in two sheds and suspended within a crop site. Police arrested 15 people at the time. The latest arrest, of a 39-year-old Brighton-le-Sands man, was made outside his southern Sydney home at 11am (AEST) yesterday. He was charged with aiding and abetting the large commercial cultivation of a prohibited drug and conspiracy to supply a pr…
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Some cannabis with your tea? von Jenny Wiggins Put that in your pipe and smoke it: A health beverage containing the plant is the latest in a string of new "functional drinks" to find a receptive market. Rituals associated with drinking tea are typically rituals of relaxation. In Britain, workers will take a break for a "mornin' cuppa". In India they will stop by the roadside to pick up a cup of chai. So when a group of entrepreneurs bought the rights to sell a drink made with tea and cannabis in the UK, it could have been the perfect opportunity for marketing a product guaranteed to make consumers zone out. Instead, C-Ice is concentrating on what it claims are its hea…
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The Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority has fined and reprimanded two players for testing positive to cannabis during the last National Basketball League season. Melbourne Tigers forward Rashad Tucker and former Perth player David Bailey tested positive to the banned drug during in-competition testing, and were fined $5,000 each. Bailey is no longer registered in the NBL after being released from his contract with the Wildcats at the end of last season. Basketball Australia said it supported the action taken against both players. Print-friendy versionPrint Send to a friendEmail ABX Sport July 4, 2006 http://www.abc.net.au/sport/content/200607/s1678437.…
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04.07.2006 By WILL JACKSON DRUG users, dole cheats and visa dodgers were the target of a fourday police, Centrelink and Department of Immigration crackdown in Lismore and Nimbin. Operation Grasstree, which ended on Sunday, was part of an ongoing ‘all of government’ approach to policing in the Richmond Police Local Area Command. Police were armed with drug detection warrants and labrador sniffer dog teams during the operation, which had two stages. Phase one had plainclothes officers patrolling local streets within the command, focusing mainly on Lismore. The second phase saw uniformed officers manning roadblocks on main access roads into Nimbin. Department of…
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Hey Peeps...Im not sure if someone has posted this or not but it is now law in SA that NO plants can be grown anywhere..no outside and no inside. The 1 plant law is gone gone gone. Everyone goes to court over any MJ plants and you have to PROVE you bought nothing with supposed mj gains... So best advice is..rent a house...dont grow in one you own..dont drive a flashy car unless you can show you paid for it from a job...make sure you have a job! and of course tell no-one about the mj SA sucks and is run by right wing religious nazis This state can go fuck itself Jack Herer anyone?
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Police to get password powers Where ????? Simon Hayes JUNE 06, 2006 Artical QUEENSLAND [bloodyQld'ers] Police are to be given power to force suspects to hand over passwords and encryption codes. Civil libertarians warn the laws could allow corrupt police to fake evidence, because they will have access to suspects' digital signatures. The legislation, to come into force in July, covers mobile phones, PCs, handhelds and other electronic devices. Non-compliance carries up to 12 months' jail. The amendments to the Police Powers and Responsibilities Act will make Queensland the only state with legislation preventing suspects from claiming the right to…
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Author: David Crawshaw Date: 05 Jun 06 Source: The Hobart Mercury Copyright: © Davies Bros Wow, someone who actually seems to have half a brain, and a decent knowledge on the subject
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