Korero Pono JustSpeak exhibition: Even the shortest prison sentence can be a life sentence for some.
A new movement called Health Not Handcuffs has been launched ahead of the cannabis referendum, calling for drug laws that give people a hand up instead of a lock up
NZ has a golden opportunity to right many of the wrongs caused by cannabis prohibition, says Tess Nicol
enny Valentish is a journalist and novelist. Her latest book Woman of Substances is part memoir and part investigation into the relationship between gender, trauma and addiction
Changes afoot for Living Sober community
New Zealand Needle Exchange Executive Director Kathryn Leafe takes us back to the early days of needle exchange in New Zealand, detailing how far we’ve come, and what’s still left to do.
Chloe King uses her own addiction and recovery experience to issue a forthright challenge to some of the common ‘armchair diagnosing’ beliefs and terminology we may have inherited from AA.
Rob Zorn talks about the importance of capturing good data both before and after legalisation, to monitor health and economic trends
Economist Shamubeel Eaqub: A health-based approach to drug policy is not only the most compassionate, it's the best economic choice.
Kali Mercier gives a brief rundown of a recent Global Commission on Drug Policy report and its implications for the War on Drugs abroad and potentially here at home.
After the Ha¯paitia te Oranga Tangata summit in August, Dennis O’Reilly started thinking about how to address the wicked criminal justice problems we face.
With medicinal cannabis legal in the majority of states and more and more legalising recreational use, opportunities now abound for a wide variety of new entrepreneurs and established big business.