The detection limit of devices used by NSW Police in roadside drug testing has come to light amid debate on reforms for drivers using medicinal cannabis. The roads minister told a parliamentary ...

The focus on three illicit drugs is waste of money the most commonly used drugs that impair driving, like painkillers and anti-depressants, are completely ignored. Having a motor vehicle licence isn't ...

Random drug and alcohol testing must be part of an organisation’s wider drug and alcohol policy. Teresa Russell talks to two employers and a union and discovers that the introduction and ...

Drug-checking service CheQpoint opened in Burleigh Heads on Thursday, July 4. The project is part of a $1 million commitment by the Miles Government to fund confidential drug checking services during ...

With more than 230,000 positive drug tests since 2020, how the trucking industry detects drivers’ drug use is an important topic. Currently, Department of Transportation drug testing relies entirely ...

In the wake of the Hunter Valley bus tragedy, Australia’s peak bus industry organisation is calling for better drug and ...

The source of the claim, a review conducted in NSW between 2002 and 2004, showed that in 74 per cent of cases where a sniffer dog indicated the presence of drugs on someone, no drugs were subsequently ...

Roadside screening for drug-impaired drivers has moved a step closer to becoming reality as Police confirm they have tested, and selected, a detection device. Police will be rolling out roadside drug ...