Cannabis legalisation is often presented as a yes/no question - but in reality, there are countless policy options.
Ta’iala e malamalama atili ai ile mataupu lea ma faatalatalanoaina le tele o auga ma lapataiga
Māori health organisations Te Rau Ora and Hāpai Te Hauora have joined the New Zealand Drug Foundation and others to set up the Health not Handcuff.
Seven public health and social justice organisations have combined to set up Health Not Handcuffs as a way for the people to express their support for a health approach to tackling NZ’s drug issues.
Synthetic drugs have been linked to more than 65 deaths, so we are encouraging people to make a submission on the upcoming Misuse of Drugs Amendment Bill
University O-week is about helping new students to find their feet before study begins. This year, OUSA offered free drug checking.
Greater funding for health and social services is urgently needed for changes to Misuse of Drugs Act to be effective.
Registered psychologist Pauline Stewart runs a nationwide service for families who are supporting a whanau member struggling with alcohol and other drug use.
Imagine you’re managing a bar, and someone tells you they just saw a guy selling MDMA in the bathroom. What do you do?