NSW Parliament has passed legislation to give eligible medicinal cannabis patients greater protection from automatic drug-driving penalties, with a new registration scheme expected to launch in late 2026 or early 2027. For patients who rely on prescribed cannabis, the changes represent a significant step towards recognising that detecting THC does not automatically establish impairment. However, the reforms come with strict conditions, continued roadside testing and a mandato

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

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...