Personal Health Plan
The Legalise Cannabis Personal Health Plan (LCPHP) will provide every Australian with affordable medicine that is easily accessible.
Housing prices are going through the roof
Not only housing costs have gone up, it’s the products that can’t be sourced, neither can staff, nor transport and no accommodation for rural building.
Senate Campaign Launch
Legalise Cannabis Australia will launch its Senate campaign in NSW outside Kevin Hogan’s flooded office in Molesworth Street at 11am on Monday, 9th of May. “We know Kevin is comfortable with Cannabis having grown up in the area and knowing people who use it, but how come he never speaks out supporting us? Because his …
How Cannabis Can Transform Australia
We currently spend over two billion dollars annually in police, court and prison costs. The cost is probably higher when considering the broader family and social upheaval caused by the prohibition.
Lawyer rolls up for the Party in Queensland
A senior lawyer from Noosa has emerged as an unlikely Senate candidate for the Legalise Cannabis Australia Party in Queensland.
The Party of patients being picked on
Voters will send a message to whichever government wins, that legalising their medicine is a top priority for them.
How to vote in this election
Statistics show that more Aussies want Cannabis legal than do not. The government is not listening! YOU can make your voice heard on election day by voting one Legalise Cannabis Australia (Legalise Party). How to vote Look for the leaf and put a number 1, above the line, on the white ballot paper. Number at …
Party ready for the Federal Election
Nimbin’s MardiGrass might be postponed but not the Federal Election expected now on May 14.
Senate Candidates Selected
The Party is preparing for the election with a list of provisional federal senate candidates. There are two in each state and territory.
Why not vote one Cannabis?
Legalise Cannabis Australia has a single focus, but it is anything but a single issue party. Cannabis law reform can have major positive impacts in many aspects of all our lives. Did you know that in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries ‘hemp’ was the world’s most grown crop and hemp fibre was the world’s most …