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Motor vehicle accidents a leading cause of cannabis-related deaths

by National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre In the first Australian study of its kind, 559 cannabis-related deaths identified between 2000 and 2018 have been examined by researchers at the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre (NDARC), UNSW Sydney. The leading cause of death was accidental injury (30 percent), followed by suicide (25 percent), and polysubstance toxicity

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Drunk Driving Disaster: Lebanese-Australian children killed in tragic car crash involving ‘drunk driver’

Lebanese were in mourning in both Beirut and nearly 9,000 miles away in Sydney, Australia, after a horrific car crash claimed the lives of four Lebanese-Australian children on Saturday night. An alleged drunk driver lost control of his vehicle in the Sydney suburb of Oatlands, ploughing into a group of seven children. They had been riding their bikes along

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Zero tolerance could help prevent up to 5,000 alcohol-linked road deaths a year in the EU

December 11, 2019 Press releases The European Union should introduce a zero-tolerance drink-driving limit in 2020 as part of a package of measures to help prevent up to 5,000 alcohol-linked road deaths every year, according to the European Transport Safety Council, authors of a new report. The EU has recently set a target to reduce deaths

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Sydney fast ferry services affected after some staff fail random drug test

The NRMA-owned Manly Fast Ferry has confirmed it stood some deckhands down after they tested “non-negative” for illicit drugs on Monday, as revealed by the Herald’s CBD column on Friday. With fewer staff available, the NRMA said it had been forced to reduce the frequency of some of its tourist services that travel between stops including Taronga Zoo and

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