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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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Demand for drugs soaring, inquiry hears June 5, 2006: Author: AAPSource: The Age Copyright: Yes
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http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g270/reecePhotophucket/ChrisPyne.jpg "Have I told you lately that I love you?" Australia's peak policy making body on illicit drugs, The Ministerial Council on Drug Strategy, the people who make some drug users criminals and others not, has concluded that cannabis is to be the main target of new drug initiatives. After the Council's latest meeting last in Perth last May the 15th the announcement was made that $21 million dollars alone will be spent telling Australians that marijuana causes mental illness. And, even though the Council makes the recommendations that form drug policy it wont help medical marijuana users stating: "The str…
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hey peeps this 1 is old news last week here on the gold coast on the local news and in the Bulletin newspaper this is not word for word as i threw paper out went something like this!!!!!!!!!!! police find hydroponic drug lab... a factory in molendiner was raided they discovered200 p0lants ranging from seedlings to fully mature plants ready 4 harvest a police spokesperson said it appears this set up has been running for some time they were growing a hybrid marijuana where they stunt the plants to make a potent "skunk " variety very advanced with lighting and both inlet and exhaust fans a fully mature plant can be worth up to $2000 on the street a man from helensvale w…
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ONE of Australia's largest drug syndicates, suspected of producing tonnes of high-grade marijuana every year, has been smashed, with arrests and raids across north Queensland last night. The syndicate, allegedly run by Queensland grazier Alexander Malcolm Lane, is suspected of operating for more than a decade, with plantations across Cape York and around Cairns. A three-year joint police and Australian Crime Commission taskforce - codenamed Charlie-Thatch - has traced the syndicate to Europe and across Australia. At least 10 properties are suspected to have been used as rotating sites for the sophisticated plantations, growing highly potent hybrid strands of "skunk"…
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Source: Sky News Active on Austar Digital and the online version how big a crop must you have in order to use helicopters to transport it
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Monday May 29, 05:28 PM Customs officers at Melbourne Airport have discovered cannabis resin hidden in play dough containers. It was discovered during air cargo examinations on May 23, when Customs opened a package from India, which had been declared as "baby toys". Two tubs inside the package were found to contain a dark resinous substance that initially tested positive for cannabis. A second package was intercepted a day later, and the substance inside also tested positive for cannabis. A 25-year-old man from Caulfield in Melbourne's south-east will face court on charges including the importation of a border controlled drug. He will appear in court in Augu…
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Author: Olivia Rondonuwu Date: 22 May 06 Source: The Hobart Mercury Copyright: © Davies Bros
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A CANNABIS haul worth $1.3 million was seized by police during a raid on a home in Adelaide's north-western suburbs today. Detectives from biker gang taskforce Operation Avatar arrived at a home in Cheltenham about 11am and promptly began a search that uncovered 67 one pound (454 grams) bags of cannabis, as well as fireworks and a pair of guns. Police said the amount of cannabis equated to 67,000 street deals, with a total value of $1.3 million. A 41-year-old Cheltenham man was arrested at the home and charged with possession of cannabis for sale and possession of fireworks. He will appear in court at a date to be confirmed. Author:Advertiser Newspapers Pty Lim…
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Glen Waverley Regional Response Unit investigators executed three simultaneous drug warrants this morning in Blackburn, Box Hill and Nunawading. Assisted by Glen Waverley Embona, Croydon and Greensborough regional response units and the Dog Squad, nearly $1million worth of cannabis was seized. The dawn raids on residential homes ended a three-month operation and unveiled elaborate and sophisticated cannabis crops. A 44-year-old Blackburn South man and a 46-year-old Box Hill man are assisting police with their inquiries. As part of Operation Hold, a 40-year-old Clayton man will appear at the Melbourne Magistrates' Court on 20 June after cannabis valued at almost $5…
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ROADSIDE drug-drive testing should be introduced in the Territory, it was claimed yesterday. The call was made after a survey revealed one in five Territory drivers had admitted to driving under the influence of popular drugs like ecstasy and cannabis. Many of those surveyed also said they had driven a car within an hour of taking drugs. The survey was carried out by car and home insurer AAMI. Victoria is the only state or territory in the country that conducts the roadside tests. Independent MLA Gerry Wood said the Territory Government should investigate how the testing operated in Victoria and introduce it in the NT. "The Territory should definitely have it," …
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