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JOU MA SE PLATESPELER Comes to The Drama Factory in March

Jou Ma Se Platespeler comes to the Drama Factory in March. The performance is set for 26 March 2024.

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Brisbane doctor's opioid substitution service reopens after interim win against medical board's restrictions

Stuart Reece says he had to close his Highgate Hill practice late last year after the Medical Board of Australia imposed supervision conditions on his registration.

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Cannabis addict speaks of damage done by lifetime of use

A woman who used cannabis for most of her adult life has spoken of the damage the drug has done to her.

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Cannabis causes more cancers than tobacco

Cannabis use for medicinal purposes might flame out as a treatment for patients, with a new study showing the drug to be more cancerous than tobacco.

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Cannabis causes more cancers than tobacco

Cannabis causes more cancers than tobacco
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Mental health crisis among over-55s for cannabis addiction

The number of older people seeking treatment for mental health problems as a result of using cannabis has soared.

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Psychiatrist warns parents of cannabis psychosis link

A leading psychiatrist is warning parents of the clear link between smoking cannabis and psychosis.

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Australia's "injecting rooms enriching drug trade": UN complaint

Drug Free Australia
A formal complaint has been sent to the United Nations International Narcotics Control Board (INCB) citing overwhelming evidence that Australia’s two injecting rooms – one each in Sydney and Melbourne – are both tacitly aiding and abetting the local drug trade, significantly enriching drug dealers.
The complaint, sent by Major Brian Watters, the President of Drug Free Australia who was previously a First Vice-President of the INCB and Prime Minister John Howard’s Chair of the National Council on Drugs during the highly successful Tough on Drugs era, cites the extraordinary rates of overdose within the two facilities. The Sydney injecting room hosts overdose rates which are up to 63 times higher than the overdose histories of its own clients before they register to use the facility, while the Melbourne injecting room has overdose rates a staggering 102 times higher. Even with 23% of Melbourne’s clients being recently released from prison, a situation which somewhat elevates the chance of an overdose, overdose rates are still 70 times higher than normal.

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