“Aotearoa’s cannabis community has collectively been holding it’s breath, to see if their beloved celebration would be happening this year,”…
The effects of a new drug-driving law passed by Parliament yesterday, which ignores the science around testing for impairment, will…
Twenty years ago, as Parliament last investigated the legal status of cannabis, I was arrested and put on trial for…
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A bill aiming to curb impaired driving has been derailed and will now criminalise thousands of non-impaired drivers, especially cannabis users.
This weekend the Labour Party held their annual conference. It’s also one year since the announcement of the results of their cannabis referendum, in which a forgotten 48 per cent of voters supported full commercial legalisation.
The Government’s medical cannabis scheme is now in full effect, but strict rules have taken away products that are used by thousands of patients, letting billionaires corner the market and no obvious path for smaller growers. The solution may lie in applying the Commerce Commission’s thinking for supermarkets to the medicinal cannabis sector, with five small changes that could make a big difference.
Police have been under fire for raiding and prosecuting people using and producing medicinal cannabis products – but the blame lies squarely with politicians writing bad laws.
The Government’s new approach to drug-impaired driving has changed since I called it “pretty good“, but it’s still evidence based…