Miranda Live: Should we legalise cannabis?
THE Greens are pushing to legalise marijuana — despite the Federal Health Minister calling it a “dangerous” plan. Miranda Live talks to an expert on the matter, asking “should we make weed legal?”.
THE Greens are pushing to legalise marijuana — despite the Federal Health Minister calling it a “dangerous” plan. Miranda Live talks to an expert on the matter, asking “should we make weed legal?”.
Dr Alex Wodak is president of the Australian Drug Law Reform Foundation and he sat down with Miranda Devine on her online radio show Miranda Live to look at the pros and cons of legalising cannabis.
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A physician and prominent drug reform advocate, Dr Wodak argued alcohol was a far bigger issue in Australia than cannabis.
What do you think? Have your say.
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