A colourful ex-pro athlete once dubbed Australia’s “king of cannabis” is facing criminal charges after he and a friend allegedly lead an activist group that
Sydney, Australia, April 20, 2022 – In a bold and daring move to draw attention to the debate around the complete legalisation of Cannabis in
August issue of Maxim New Zealand & Maxim Australia with 2 covers to collect in stores and online now! Featuring Aussie Kings of Cannabis and
Craig Kelly demonstrates wasted budget money by wasting $1000 of taxpayer dollars to print counterfeit cash for copy of stunt by 420 activists less than
We take you behind the scenes with ‘Who Are We Hurting?’ a group of cannabis activists who presented half a million dollars at parliament house
A group of cannabis activists have presented half a million dollars to parliament house to draw attention to the huge amounts of money lost from
On the 1st April 2020, April Fool’s Day, we initiated the month of 420 Cannabis protests and celebrations. Taking all social distancing measures into account,
With the majority of the country subjected to housebound self-isolation, there’s never been a better time to legalise pot. We truly deserve to go through this uncertain
Today we attended the home of Prime Minister Scott Morrison (Kirribilli House, Sydney) to offer a token of peace and ask that we fix the
1 Pound contactless delivery to Kirribilli House, Sydney between 10am and 10.3am on the 1st of April 2020 (The start of 42020). Kirribilli House 109 Kirribilli
As Australia moves forward on the legalisation of cannabis, it’s important to take a look back on the marijuana chronicles in our country and how
Advocates have welcomed Canberra’s contentious new cannabis regime, hoping it sparks a broader public discussion about drug law reform and paves the way for an
It’s not that bad: A podcast about depression and anxiety. Miguel Martin is a film maker and content creator based in Sydney Australia. In 2016
Sydneysiders passing through Martin Place this morning were greeted by a giant cannabis plant, erected to mark the internationally-recognised day of cannabis – April 20
This article originally appeared on 10 Daily Local artists erected a 9 metre tall cannabis sculpture at the iconic Sydney location in a bid to keep
Out takes from Season 3 and 9Now Catch-up TV. Featuring our ‘Who are we hurting?’ cannabis plants.
Is hemp the answer to everything that’s wrong in the world today? We may find out at the Hemp Health And Innovation Expo 2018. Now in
‘Artists hide ‘cannabis plants’ around Sydney CBD for 420 protest’ Via Dopamine ‘The sad fact is everybody knows that cannabis isn’t nearly as bad for
Cannabis grow room art installation in the heart of the Australian city killed by alcohol fueled violence to demonstrate the new wave of stoners are
IT’S the art installation that’s turning heads up and down Kings Cross — Officers from the LAC attended the venue with a drug detection dog