The NSW Government has released its long-awaited response to last year’s Drug Summit, accepting 50 of the 56 recommendations - but holding back on one of the most critical issues for medical cannabis patients: a legal defence for drivers who test positive while using prescribed cannabis. Health Minister Ryan Park  confirmed the government will delay any decision  on a driving defence until receiving further advice from an interagency working group later this year. Police Min

Image is a generic representation and not actual footage. A 74-year-old man from the Midlands has been granted a merciful suspended...

Australia’s medical cannabis industry is experiencing explosive growth, with spending projected to hit an impressive $1 billion this...

New reforms in Victoria, effective March 1, 2025, give magistrates discretion in sentencing drivers who test positive for THC (the active...

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Prescribing THC and CBD for psychiatric conditions is increasing in Australia, despite limited clinical evidence. New research by the...

As the push for access to medical cannabis continues to grow, patients across Australia are left waiting in the wings, caught in a web of...