MEDIA
Getting Explicit
“I’m ‘getting explicit’ for my Grandmother Doll and my Mum Julie, who have been directly impacted by family violence and the ongoing impacts of trauma and abuse.”
Debate adjourned but LCV still championing Industrial Hemp Bill
Debate on the Industrial Hemp Bill, introduced to Parliament by the Legalise Cannabis Party, was adjourned on Wednesday (May 15) while the Allan Labor government formulates its response to both…
If Allan govt is fair dinkum about a ‘Made in Australia Future’, it must support the Industrial Hemp Bill
The Legalise Cannabis Party is calling on the Victorian government to support an industrial hemp bill that will help farmers and processors to expand their share of the $7 billion…
THE RESULTS ARE IN – SUPPORT FOR CANNABIS DECRIMINALISATION AT AN “ALL TIME HIGH”
29 February 2024 Legalise Cannabis Victoria welcomes the news that 80% of Australians believe the possession of cannabis should not be a criminal offence. The latest figures published today in…
FROM THE CHAMBER
Roadside Drug Testing
28th of May, 2024Victorian Legislative Council, Melbourne RACHEL PAYNE — To ask the Minister for Corrections (for the Minister for Police): In relation to Victoria Police’s roadside drug testing (RDT): (1) …
Road Fatalities
28th of May, 2024Victorian Legislative Council, Melbourne RACHEL PAYNE — To ask the Minister for Corrections (for the Minister for Police): In relation to road fatalities: (1) For each of the…
Restore funding to specialist harm reduction service
On the 28th of May, Rachel Payne MP gave her Question Without Notice, calling for ongoing funding for Australia’s only specialist benzodiazepine dependency treatment centre.
Help to Buy income cap disadvantages first homebuyers
Rachel asked a Question Without Notice on 14th of May, to Housing Minister Shing regarding Victoria’s imminent transition to the Commonwealth ‘Help to Buy’ scheme.
