Country would go to pot if cannabis laws reformed – drug testing chief
With New Zealand already struggling with alcohol and tobacco harm, why bring another drug into the mix, The Drug Detection Agency's Kirk Hardy asks. With special feature audio
Several weeks ago, a poll prompted by Treasury documents making the case for reforming New Zealand’s cannabis laws indicated 88% of NBR readers are in favour of such a move.
Now a more scientific poll commissioned by The New Zealand Drug Foundation and conducted by Curia Research shows a majority
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Nick Grant
Tue, 16 Aug 2016
Tue, 16 Aug 2016
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Country would go to pot if cannabis laws reformed – drug testing chief
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