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  • Tabled Paper Botanic Garden (pdf 519 KB)

    Medicinal 3 Medicinal Plants.
    Presented
    on
    07/10/1919
  • Tabled Paper Botanic Garden, Board of Governors (pdf 5.05 MB)

    Garden of Medicinal Plants, Faculty of Pharmacy, Brno.
    Presented
    on
    31/10/1962
  • The Coroner found that Dr Mauro was being treated with drugs for an anxiety disorder and had admitted to one of his treating psychiatrists that he was smoking up to 10 cones of cannabis a day.
  • Tabled Paper South Australian (pdf 6.37 MB)

    OPERATION NAGANO Operation Nagano, began as a unique operation in Port Pine, North East LSA, to reduce backyard cannabis cultivation.
    Presented by
    Hon Patrick Conlon
    on
    22/10/2002
  • Committee SDA Engineering Presentation (pdf 1.37 MB)

    ➢Biochar has a wide range of applications with different economic values – spanning from low value (fertilizer/soil amendment, construction, etc) $200-400/t to high quality/high value uses (animal feed, cosmetics, medicinal, etc) of around $2000-4000/t ➢Technology exists that enables companies to take high-cost waste into new value streams, ie: - heat that replaces LPG/diesel in washing, heating processes, etc - biochar that can be used or sold - carbon credits ➢This is particularly attractive to Food & Beverage manufacturers in regional areas – a target industry sector for SA ➢Industry needs a new “competitiveness paradigm” - move from relatively low impact environmental approaches - to high impact strategies such as using “waste” as a resource to reduce energy costs - leverage these “waste” resources to reduce cost structures/growth enabler ➢SA has the potential to further brand itself with a pro-active approach – education, awareness raising, case studies Slide
  • Committee SDA Engineering Presentation (pdf 1.37 MB)

    ➢Biochar has a wide range of applications with different economic values – spanning from low value (fertilizer/soil amendment, construction, etc) $200-400/t to high quality/high value uses (animal feed, cosmetics, medicinal, etc) of around $2000-4000/t ➢Technology exists that enables companies to take high-cost waste into new value streams, ie: - heat that replaces LPG/diesel in washing, heating processes, etc - biochar that can be used or sold - carbon credits ➢This is particularly attractive to Food & Beverage manufacturers in regional areas – a target industry sector for SA ➢Industry needs a new “competitiveness paradigm” - move from relatively low impact environmental approaches - to high impact strategies such as using “waste” as a resource to reduce energy costs - leverage these “waste” resources to reduce cost structures/growth enabler ➢SA has the potential to further brand itself with a pro-active approach – education, awareness raising, case studies Slide
  • It was further recommended that the Parliament give consideration to the establishment of a joint parliamentary committee to inquire into and report on the potential benefits and issues that may arise from legalisation of the recreational use of cannabis in South Australia.
  • Tabled Paper Inquiry into Prostitution (pdf 1.78 MB)

    The use of these two terms was the subject of comment in Cannabis: A Discussion Paper produced by the Sackville Royal Commission into the Non - Medical Use of Drugs in 1978 (South Australia, 1978).
    Presented
    on
    26/07/1995
  • It was further recommended that the Parliament give consideration to the establishment of a joint parliamentary committee to inquire into and report on the potential benefits and issues that may arise from legalisation of the recreational use of cannabis in South Australia.
    Presented by
    Mr Steve Murray
    on
    16/11/2021
  • Tabled Paper Controlled Substances Act 1984 (pdf 874 KB)

    As a result of the 293 detections, there were 400 arrest/reports, drug diversion and/or cannabis expiation notices initiated.
    Presented by
    Dr Close
    on
    28/11/2024
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