The Government confirmed last week that drug checking will run as a permanent service at up to 15 music festivals a year, but a study of MDMA deaths in Australia found 73% happened in private residences, and only 7% happened at festivals or dance parties.
The Queensland Productivity Commission has recently called for the legalisation of MDMA for recreational use in Australia.
Unharm supporters played a big role in creating The Loop and the momentum to win pill testing (drug checking) in Queensland. Here’s how it happened and how it will work.
Ahead of the festival season, Unharm is sharing the stories of Australians who use MDMA safely and enjoy the experience.
The TGA is weighing up a proposal that would make it easier for doctors here to prescribe MDMA and psilocybin for therapeutic use.
Ten reasons why legal regulation of MDMA will be better for society and make ecstasy use safer.
The damaging effects of MDMA prohibition itself are even more concerning than that failure.
The harms caused by criminalisation and the poorly regulated illicit market far outweigh the social harms of MDMA use.
There is now ample evidence that shows the perceived dangerousness of MDMA doesn’t fit with the real risks.
To this day, there is no clear supporting evidence for the decision to prohibit MDMA in Australia.