For decades,Jack lived with drug addiction, crime and violence.
Now 33 years clean and helping other addicts, Jack talks to Danielle Bonica about how he turned his life around.
For decades,Jack lived with drug addiction, crime and violence.
Now 33 years clean and helping other addicts, Jack talks to Danielle Bonica about how he turned his life around.
Psychedelics are not yet approved as a medical treatment by the TGA, but new and emerging research and clinical trials are showing promising results for their effect. Emilie Kirketerp Løje Jensen reports
Psychedelics have made a resurgence in clinical and creative settings, but not everyone’s convinced illegal drug use has a place in society. Will Michael talks to psychedelic users and industry professionals to find out more.
The Amity Affliction are back with their newest heavy single. Emily Spindler-Carruthers reports.
Strong reforms to Victoria’s cannabis laws and a move into government production would alleviate our strained justice system and mental health services. Loren Botica reports on the Cannabis Use Inquiry, which is drawing to a close
MDMA could help to dramatically reduce the number of suicides among veterans. The Victorian Government is being urged to take the first step. Eddie Russell reports.
Victoria is holding the country’s first inquiry into the use of cannabis—with fierce arguments on all sides. Hannah Fortune reports.
An illegal jungle brew is being used as a sacred medicine. Nicolas Rivet reports.
Peninsula and Bayside anti-drug campaigners and health workers don’t know the extent of recreational drug use, and disagree on the most promising solutions. Jet Nye reports.
