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Alternative health workers charged with manslaughter after administering poison to victim for money.

Michael Anthony Smith of Terranora, New South Wales is a man who ought to have known better. UPDATE (1552 22.04.2026) - I was contacted by the Court registry at 1301 on 22.04.2026 who advise that this matter has been relisted for a Callover on 14 May 2026. A Callover in Queensland is similar to a Mention in NSW (usually nothing beyond pleas entered, quick motions, another adjournment etc.) Mr Smith began his career as a paramedic with NSW Ambulance, a role he reportedly maint

AMWU official claims he used alcohol before a failed breath test, that's probably true, but it raises more questions.

You want a Quantifiable limit for cannabis use like alcohol? We've got one! You want accuracy? It's actually in the favour of the stoner!

A flawed study critical of roadside drug testing in NSW... didn't even use the right drug test.

Between 1 January and 31 March 2026, we finalised and reviewed 43 hair tests in matters relating to DCJ (Restoration) and the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia. At face value, these are just numbers. But in practice, each result sits inside a much larger story: allegations (generally the ones against men in FCFCOA are proven false), risk assessments, and ultimately decisions about children. Overall Results Of the 43 tests: · 31 (72.09%) were negative ·

This manuscript is not a peer-reviewed scientific paper but an advocacy document released by Children’s Health Defense. It relies on invalid epidemiological comparisons, misuses the Bradford Hill criteria, and advances speculative toxicology unsupported by dose-response or human in-vivo evidence. Biological plausibility is repeatedly substituted for proof, while contradictory large-scale cohort data are ignored. The result is rhetoric, not science.

Despite the fact drug testing has been a thing in Australia for over 18 years now, there is a lot of misinformation coming from politicians and social media. It is very common to see comments like these: Well, the good news for Peter and people who share his belief is; there is a 'level'. Now before we unpack what the NSW Police level is, we have to first understand what the levels are. Let's focus on THC which is the one that gets the most misinformation on social media. In