Victorian medicinal cannabis patients protected from automatic loss of licence from March 1
Vic law change protects medicinal cannabis patients from automatic licence loss if unimpaired while driving.
Legalise Cannabis backs call for pollution filters for West Gate Tunnel ventilation
Legalise Cannabis MP David Ettershank will join western residents at a Yarraville protest to demand pollution filters be fitted to the West Gate Tunnel ventilation stacks.
Airport Rail off to a flying start — but when?
Legalise Cannabis Victoria has welcomed new federal funding of $9 billion to build a rail line from Melbourne Airport to Sunshine Station and transform Sunshine Station but is demanding to know when work will actually start.
LCV holds a Pool Party Without a Pool to protest pool scarcity in Melbourne’s west
Legalise Cannabis Victoria held a pool party without a pool to protest the scarcity of public pools in the city’s west
Fix the broken bus network and West Melburnians will ditch their cars: Legalise Cannabis
A western metro MP believes the west’s failing public transport can be revived by re-routing contorted bus networks, making services frequent, and trialing free buses for 12 months.
New discretion for Vic magistrates when medicinal cannabis patients are unimpaired while driving
Victorians prescribed medicinal cannabis to manage cancer treatment, multiple sclerosis and other medical conditions will soon be able to drive without fear of mandatory loss of licence – if unimpaired behind the wheel.
Tony Parsons on medicinal cannabis and driving | ABC 774
Former magistrate Tony Parsons urges fairer laws for medicinal cannabis users facing licence loss despite no driving impairment.
Big win in Little River
COMMUNITY WINS: Transport company reverses plan to build massive freight hub on rare grasslands in Green Wedge After months of campaigning with the community of Little River, everyone involved is elated that the multinational freight company Pacific National has shelved its plans to build a…
Transport company reverses plan to build Little River freight terminal
Western Metro MP David Ettershank says he is elated that the multinational freight company Pacific National has decided against building a $5 billion freight terminal that would have devastated native grasslands and rare animals on the edge of Melbourne.
