Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "drugs"
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591Article160km/h P-Plater Vehicle Seized, Faces Fine & Drug Charge
Media release – Tasmania Police, 4 October 2025 Vehicle seized after P Plater caught travelling at 160kmh A 19-year-old P Plater has...
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Political Parties Respond to Key Ethical and Social Issues
All major and minor parties, and independent candidates were asked the following eight questions by the Australian Christian Lobby (ACL), who describe...
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April Agony – Highest Monthly Road Deaths Since 2009
The month of April was the deadliest on Tasmania’s roads since July 2009. Eleven people were killed and 10 seriously injured on...
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Police Encourage Party in the Paddock Patrons to be Safe
Media release – Tasmania Police, 5 February 2025 Police encourage Party in the Paddock patrons to be safe Festival-goers heading to Party...
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Big Bass Bingle at Christmas Hills
Media release – Tasmania Police, 30 Decembrer 2024 Police are investigating a serious three-vehicle crash on the Bass Highway earlier today. Police...
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AFP Warn Over Alarming Potent Synthetic Opioids
The Australian Federal Police are particularly concerned about nitazenes contained in cocaine, MDMA, GHB, and counterfeit pharmaceuticals. Nitazenes are synthetic opioids and...
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Greens Push for Drug Decriminalisation
Media release – Cassy O’Connor MLC, Greens Justice spokesperson, 29 October 2024 Drug Decriminalisation Success in ACT – Tassie Should Follow Lead...
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Alcohol Monitoring By Bracelet for Parolees; Hooning, Knife Crackdown
Media release – Madeleine Ogilvie, Minister for Corrections and Rehabilitation, 26 September 2024 New Electronic Monitoring Device to detect alcohol levels The...
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AMA Hits Back at Tyrrell’s Vaping Delusion
Media release – Australian Medical Association (AMA) Tasmania, 16 September 2024 VAPING’S DANGEROUS MYTH The Australian Medical Association (AMA) Tasmania is very...
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eSafety Commissioner Queries Child Screening on Social Media
Australia’s eSafety Commissioner has requested information from some of the world’s most popular social media and messaging services to find out just...
