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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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Tough laws nab boozers

THE licences of hundreds of boozy motorists have been suspended in the first eight months of the nation’s toughest drink-driving laws. An average of four Victorian drivers a day were caught with a blood alcohol reading between .05 and .069 in May to December last year, costing them their licence for at least three months.

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30th Anniversary of History Making R.B.T. Petition!

Important Date – Important Event – Important Petition: Making History.  This year we celebrate the 30th anniversary of success of this campaign. These efforts along with other People Against Drink/Drug Driving (P.A.D.D.) advocacy was the key to ushering in Random Breath Testing! Congratulations again, to P.A.D.D and their hardworking supporters for this job, well done!   View Original

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How Long Does It Take For The Brain To Recover From Drinking? Science Says Longer Than We Think

Alcohol takes a rapid toll on the brain, as most of us know, and caution is well warranted about what we choose to do while under its influence. What isn’t so well known is the hit our brains take much later, after the booze has left the system. The latest research on the topic was a meta-analysis of several

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Driving Stoned

Cannabis is now the most frequently detected illicit drug in drivers involved in motor vehicle crashes. Experimental research and epidemiological data have demonstrated psychomotor impairment associated with THC intoxication and quantified impairment with heightened risk of motor vehicle fatalities. Experimental laboratory studies have repeatedly demonstrated that the primary component of cannabis, Δ9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), impairs psychomotor

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