The cost of our convictions
How much does imprisoning young New Zealanders for minor drug offences cost us?
Where now for opponents of cannabis law reform?
Steve Rolles considers how recent cannabis law reform victories are reshaping the landscape of the oldest debate in drug policy.
Why the UN needs civil society
Yury Fedotov, the Executive Director of the United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime writes about the important role of civil society.
How we see things from our front gate
Russell School's success in reducing harm from a poorly managed local liquor store shows what can be achieved when communities engage and mobilise.
Putting the ‘bi’ into binge
Emma Hart suggests there’s a reason why bisexual people binge drink more than straight dudes and dudesses and that the biphobic media aren’t helping the situation at all.
Crime and punishment:
Russia’s treatment of its addicted citizens is characterised by cruelty. They are denied medicine, beaten, raped and tortured. Yet according to the propoganda these are the luckiest drug addicts on the planet.
The Drug War in retreat?
Are we witnessing the beginning of the end for the global War on Drugs? Attacks on drug war ideology are coming from all quarters, argues Russell Brown, to the point where the United Nations has been forced to act. But how much regard the U
Future drugs
Rob Zorn talks with a few drug policy experts about what the world can expect to see over the next few years.
Jan 25 2013
Awesome New Zealanders give up booze for Feb
A star-studded line up of awesome New Zealanders are supporting febfast by giving up booze during February.