The ACIC's National Wastewater Drug Monitoring Program Report, released over the weekend, is proof of the alarming level of ice use in Tasmania.
Police Minister, Rene Hidding, once again showed Tasmanians he would rather continue a failed "war on drugs" than reduce the risk of drug deaths.
There are currently patients who face charges and convictions over their medical cannabis possession and use in lieu of the government controlled access scheme.
Over the past two years, the Premier and Police minister have made a number of statements seeking to reassure Tasmanians who rely on medicinal cannabis.
The Police Association’s concern about the increase in crimes against people in the last year should be taken seriously by the Government.
The Police Minister, Rene Hidding, today refused out of hand to consider pill testing measures at festivals as a way of protecting young people from harm.
The Government announced their plans for a controlled access scheme for medicinal cannabis over the weekend.
The Liberals in government have presided over a significant decline in the number of random breath tests and speed camera hours.
Police Minister, Rene Hidding must commit to consulting with local communities over any plans to downsize or close local police stations.
