Embassy HEADLINES Issue 474
Embassy HEADLINES Issue 474

Embassy HEADLINES Issue 474

TOP STORIES

Many people take drugs and normally they have a good time

Queensland consumes 51.7% of all medical cannabis in Australia

AUSTRALIA/NZ

Fiona Patten stands true to cannabis law reform: “This is not about if, but when”

TGA launches data dashboard to improve transparency around medicinal cannabis

Hemp growers are taking medical cannabis to the black market, says Australia’s largest hemp seed food producer

NZ pharmacist urges colleagues to boost medicinal cannabis knowledge to meet surging demand

Thousands of Australians flood parliamentary petition for cannabis law reform

Australian Company Exports Jamaican Cannabis Flower To Germany

New study to investigate impact of ACT cannabis decriminalisation

The HEMP Party are coming at cannabis prohibition with a new name and new determination

New dates announced for Australian Medicinal Cannabis Symposium

NORTH AMERICA

Helping Hand For US Organic Hemp Producers

Texas ban on smokable hemp tossed, opening potential $400 million market

Hawaii bans smokable hemp, CBD drinks and gummies

California Governor Exploring Rules For Medical Marijuana Use In Hospitals

Stakeholders step up fight as California hemp bill goes before key committee

This Virginia Couple Is Selling Pot “Stashboxes” To Keep Drivers Safe From Open Container Laws

Tribal college, Doane, Nebraska to offer cannabis studies degree

Researchers identify pathogens infecting cannabis plants in Connecticut

WORLD

South Africa Crafts Strategy for $1.9 Billion Cannabis Industry

Fiji government says it will pursue hemp-only cannabis strategy

York project secures six-figure funding to establish industrial hemp as ‘major’ UK crop

Affordable Housing Project to Use Hemp-Based Materials

Cannabis industry needs regenerative organic farming, not modified seeds

Money Talks: Political Lobbying Against Cannabis Legalization

Congress Should Protect Small Marijuana Businesses From Big Tobacco Takeover

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