EMBASSY HEADLINES Issue 205

By |2016-07-16T08:39:28+10:00June 24, 2016|Categories: Cannabis|

Hemp candidate confronts Joyce [SBS] The president of the Hemp party has gate crashed an event being attended by Malcolm Turnbull and his deputy Barnaby Joyce. A Senate candidate has been removed from a campaign event before he could offer the prime minister or his deputy an inflatable joint. Michael [...]

EMBASSY HEADLINES Issue 204

By |2016-07-16T08:32:13+10:00June 17, 2016|Categories: Cannabis|

How to Vote There are a full deal of how-to-vote HEMP / Sex instructions and a list of candidates in your state on the HEMP website. You could print a flyer or two. Every Day In Every Way, We Can Do Cannabis Better [Marijuana (HEMP) Party] Better legislation for Cannabis [...]

EMBASSY HEADLINES Issue 203

By |2019-10-26T04:19:35+11:00June 10, 2016|Categories: Cannabis|

Cannabis as medicine and therapy could reinvent the health system. Complete protein and polyunsaturated fats are an essential part of our diet. The hemp plant can address environmental concerns on CO2 levels and soil reparation. Currently we waste millions of tax-payer dollars trying to enforce prohibition. A regulated market would [...]

EMBASSY HEADLINES Issue 202

By |2016-07-16T07:14:47+10:00June 3, 2016|Categories: Cannabis|

Sex and Hemp parties join forces for election [EchoNet Daily] The Australian Sex Party and the Marijuana (HEMP) Party have reached an historic agreement to win seats at the coming federal election. The parties will share joint tickets in a number of states in an effort to win the last [...]

EMBASSY HEADLINES Issue 201

By |2016-07-16T07:04:06+10:00May 27, 2016|Categories: Cannabis|

Push for amnesty for medicinal cannabis users fails [The Age] The ACT government has rejected a push to create an effective amnesty for medicinal cannabis users by directing police not to charge them with drug offences. Canberrans who rely on medicinal cannabis to treat serious illness or chronic pain are currently [...]

EMBASSY HEADLINES Issue 200

By |2016-07-16T06:55:46+10:00May 20, 2016|Categories: Cannabis|

Medicinal cannabis users risk prosecution by telling their stories [ABC] Medicinal cannabis users risked prosecution by publicly telling their stories at the 2016 Mardi Grass Hemposium. The Hemposium included speakers who have been using medicinal cannabis, which remains illegal in Australia, to treat illnesses including epilepsy, cancer and post-traumatic stress [...]

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