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Growers Beware 1 2 3
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While hunting through the net the other nite I came across an Abstract from the Australian Journal of Plant Physiology. Cannabis sativa were assessed for their usefulness to trace seized Cannabis leaves to the country of origin and to source crops by determing how isotopes signatures relate to plant growth conditions. The CSIRO wanted $18.00 for the full text. No way was I going to pay them so I contacted one of the authors and kindly ask for a copy, which she sent without haste. I refuse to go into detail on this but will send a copy to Ozstoners. One part really opened my eyes and I quote.
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A Melbourne man will be extradited to Sydney to face charges of being involved in a major interstate drug ring. Twenty people were arrested last week after police raided 35 properties in Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia. An out-of-sessions court in Melbourne was told 37-year-old Jason Peter Scott of Ringwood North was a major player in the drug ring, which transported $100 million of cannabis to Sydney over the past three years. It is alleged the drugs were hidden inside false petrol tanks in four-wheel-drive vehicles. The Melbourne Magistrates Court has today been told Mr Scott had agreed to be extradited to New South Wales. He is ex…
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More Information on Superbud
by Guest BudWaver- 4 replies
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http://www.au-star.com/pdf/AustarPGR.pdf This is supposedly one of the magic ingrediants which is used in SB and if you read the article its amazing juts how widespread this chemical is in normal industries for use in the fruit we eat etc.... Dutch Master seem to be wanting to take legal action against people defaming their product..... By the looks of it SB should be about 20$ not 180$ Note also the main chemical is used in primarily in stonefruit crops....IM assuming because any harmful byproducts get stored in the seeds..not in the fruit...
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The Use of Cannabis for Medical Purposes
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Research Note no. 13 2003-04 The Use of Cannabis for Medical Purposes Maurice Rickard Social Policy Group 15 September 2003 The Premier of NSW has proposed that a four year trial of the medicinal use of cannabis be conducted in NSW.(1) This research note examines the background to the medicinal use of cannabis, recent overseas experience, and areas of possible Commonwealth involvement with the NSW trial. The Proposed Cannabis Trial The proposal for a trial follows an advisory report commissioned by the NSW government, and a public consultation process. In line with the advisory report's recommendations, cannabis would be prescribed in the trial for (i) the relief of c…
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TISSUES and helicopters have been the latest victims of Victoria Police cost-cutting, it has been claimed. Restrictions have been introduced for a helicopter used to spot marijuana plantations in country areas, senior police claim. The Police Association says the police budget has been blown out by $55 million. The Government says a deficit about $28 million is projected. The Victoria Police 2002-03 financial report is to be tabled in Parliament this week. Police Association secretary Senior-Sergeant Paul Mullett said police in one police division had been told to perform static patrols in their vehicles instead of mobile patrols to save on fuel as part of cost…
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POLICE uncovered more than $100,000 worth of cannabis plants that were elaborately disguised at a Wauchope factory bay. Port Macquarie detectives seized 53 hydroponically grown cannabis plants worth $132,500 on Friday during a search of the Commerce St bay. Police also searched a Eucalypt Close home at Wauchope, but no drugs were found. Police allege the drugs had been disguised by cardboard boxes. A 43-year-old Wauchope man was charged with the cultivation of a prohibited plant greater than an indictable quantity. The man was bailed to appear at Port Macquarie Local Court today. http://portmacquarie.yourguide.com.au/deta...405&y=2003&m=10
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Albert & Logan news - Oct 15 A routine search has netted police amphetamines and a cache of weapons. Police said a 30 yr old man has been charged with numerous offences after a search of his Crestmede hime on October 8 revealed a large amount of amphetimines and cannabis. They said offocers also seized a quantity if cash, a rifle, a baton, a wrist slingshot and a police hat badge. Scales and drug utensils were also found at the property.
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FIVE children have been suspended from a Queensland primary school for smoking marijuana The incident has stunned Premier Peter Beattie and sparked a police investigation into how they acquired the drugs. Detectives attached to the Logan juvenile aid bureau will interview the children and their parents. A bureau spokesman told The Sunday Mail that charges "could be laid against adults" over the matter. Teachers discovered the Year 5 boys ? aged 9 and 10 ? in the toilets of Shailer Park State School in Brisbane's south with cannabis and home-made bongs. Education Queensland was notified and immediately launched an investigation. Three of the boys have sinc…
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A MARIJUANA crop and a clandestine drugs lab have been uncovered by police in separate raids in Queensland. Almost three thousand cannabis plants, dried leafy material and other equipment were found by police in raids at Milmerran, south-west of Brisbane yesterday. Police said they went to several addresses in the town after information was given to Crime Stoppers. A spokeswoman said at one address police found a large quantity of plants, seedlings, seeds and equipment. She said a Millmerran man would appear in court at a later date to face charges of possession and production of dangerous drugs. Another Millmerran resident would also appear on a charge of fai…
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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 …
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Newshawking?
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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 …
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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. …
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A strange aspect of the mull culture is that a freind of mine whom has been buying about $100 a fortnight for pain cause by the myriad of diseases brought on by AIDS does not want to risk placing some plants inside under lights. I was amazed as I had offered to supply the lights and seed stock for free. The reason being is that she considers cultivation so illegal so refuses to risk it EVEN THOUGH she has less than five years to live. I have argued with her that with her disease she would be more than justified in growing it inside and wouldn't attrack any flak from the system. How do I convince the masses of mullers that indoor crops are not so bad? Hydro DOES NOT affect…
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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…
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Drug farmer jailed By SCOTT MACLEAN Wednesday, 15 October 2003 A SOUTH WEST farmer has been sent to jail for growing cannabis crops on his property. Nigel Ricky Love (28) was charged in May after police discovered more than 40 kilograms of cannabis on his farm. The crop included 22kgs of head material, more than 200 times the trafficable quantity by law. Bunbury Police acting Sergeant Gerard Murphy said some of the drugs could have ended up on the streets of Bunbury. "It was grown in the South West so there is a distinct possibility it could have been sold in the South West," he said. "It is always good to get that amount of cannabis off the streets. "Drugs …