Officers apprehended David Crosio-Mochalksi, a 27-year-old aspiring actor, in Empire Bay on the Central Coast for his suspected involvement in drug distribution.
The findings of an inquiry in Western Australia, which explored the possibility of amending current legislation to overcome obstacles to medicinal cannabis and hemp, have been released.
With aspirations to win a position in the upper house of New South Wales, the Legalise Cannabis Party is transforming from an inactive group to a potential advocate for altering
Three men who use medical cannabis claim that they are being treated as if they have committed a crime.
A WA parliamentary report has recommended the elimination of barriers to accessing medicinal cannabis, including letting people with a prescription drive a car while the drug is in their system.
A 55-Year-Old Man from Western Australia is Charged with Possession and Cultivation of Prohibited Drugs with Intent to Sell or Supply.
Legalise Cannabis Poised to Win First Seat in NSW Upper House, Early Counts Show Strong Voter Support Comparable to One Nation.
A politician at the forefront of the movement to legalize cannabis as a way to honour his son, who died by suicide, is close to winning a position in the
Yesterday, law enforcement officers intercepted a vehicle containing a significant amount of marijuana hidden at the East Devonport Spirit of Tasmania terminal.
Later this year, an industrial hemp processing plant will commence operations, potentially resulting in more residents of South Australia living in houses constructed from carbon-neutral fiber.
Both the ruling party and the opposition are supporting the Legalise Cannabis campaign’s endeavor to modify road safety laws deemed ‘biased.’
There are worries for South Australians who use medicinal cannabis, as stringent new road regulations take effect today which could result in an immediate suspension of their license.
On the Stuart Highway, 50km south of Alice Springs, detectives from the Drug and Organized Crime Unit stopped a vehicle.
Although cultivating cannabis for personal use is legal in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), there is limited information available regarding the chemical composition of the plants being grown by residents.
Dr Meghan Thomas explains why new research for medicinal cannabis is so important, what her role is with the medicinal cannabis industry and future research studies in development.
Police in Langford have seized over 100 plants across two homes next door from one another, in a ‘sophisticated’ hydroponic set up. Officers were pictured carrying multiple big bags full of cannabis from the properties.
Police in New South Wales have seized more than $3 million dollars’ worth of cannabis from several properties in what is said to have been a large scale operation with sophisticated grow rooms, using hydroponics.
Australia’s Queensland University of Technology (QUT) is set to research the effectiveness, dosages and side-effects related to THC and CBD in kids with cancer, after being given almost $700,000.
The new Western Australian Legislative Council has been officially sworn in by Governor Kim Beazley and will be far more left-sided than in previous terms, including those from the legalise cannabis party.
Nathan Sharp, a café owner in Perth, Western Australia has been fined $15k for selling cannabis-laced chocolate brownies to a mother and here two children, causing them to hallucinate.
The Lambert Initiative for Cannabinoid Therapeutics and the Sydney Pharmacy School at the University of Sydney are surveying pharmacists to see if they are ready for medical cannabis prescriptions.
Bod Australia is set to release a new cannabigerol (CBG) product, which will be sold under the MediCabilis brand. This will be distributed to various medical facilities within the UK.
The latest budget from the Australian Federal Government contains $1.5 million for a trial looking in to personalised medicinal cannabis dosing in cancer patients.
after obtaining $1.5 million in from federal government funding, a young researcher will lead the trial of 176 South Australian advanced cancer patients, and how medicinal cannabis can help.
For the first time, a medicinal cannabis drug has been listed on the Australian Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS). This means that those who suffer from dravet syndrome, a rare form of epilepsy, can get treatment.
A warning has been issued from the Therapeutics Goods Administration (TGA) in Australia, over potential fake, and illegal selling of cannabis medications. Aussies should watch for counterfeit products that may be harmful.
Over the past few years, more and more Australians, and indeed many people worldwide, have had an increased interest in using cannabis for a medical purpose.
Epsilon Healthcare Limited (ASX:EPN) has installed new equipment at its facility in Southport, Queensland, which is one of the biggest pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities for cannabis worldwide.
Joshua Simms from Newport in New South Wales has avoided a sentence for trafficking drugs into the state. Instead, he will have to complete 60 hours of unpaid work within the next year.
The first ever medicinal cannabis medication is soon to be on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme, which will help with children suffering from a rare form of epilepsy (Dravet syndrome).
