Australia's cannabis laws are complex, with federal, state, and local regulations all playing a role in determining the legal framework. Businesses looking to enter Australia's medicinal cannabis...

Medicinal cannabis – specifically CBD oil – can alleviate the symptoms of fibromyalgia, and other chronic conditions.

Sentencing statistics for drug supply indicate a real likelihood that a term of full-time imprisonment will be imposed.

Drug Policy Australia is a nongovernment organisation that promotes the abolition of the criminalisation of drug-users.

Growing movements for reform of cannabis laws relate to decriminalisation, drug driving and medicinal cannabis.

Driving with any amount of medicinal cannabis (THC) in your system is a criminal offence in all Australian states.

A recently released report examined the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on cannabis demand and supply in Australia.

New South Wales is preparing landmark reforms to drug-driving laws that would allow medicinal cannabis patients to drive with THC in their system, provided they meet specific conditions and stay below prescribed thresholds. The proposal introduces a three-strike warning system and threshold-based testing, marking a significant departure from the state's current zero-tolerance approach that has long penalised legitimate patients who test positive days after medication use.

Opinion piece and interview about policing of drugs.

Importation, cultivation, production, and other activities conducted for medicinal and scientific purposes are lawful under federal Australian law...

The newly formed Legalise Cannabis Queensland Party announced that it will run candidates in the October 2020 election.

If police find drugs at a place you occupy, including a house, unit, share accommodation, or vehicle, Qld law can treat you as being in possession of those drugs even if they were not physically on you.

With the exception of the Australian Capital Territory, cultivating a cannabis plant is prohibited throughout Australia.