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What is the function of drugs?

A drug is any substance (with the exception of food and water) which, when taken into the body, alters the body's function either physically and/or psychologically. Drugs may be legal (e.g. alcohol, caffeine and tobacco) or illegal (e.g. cannabis, ecstasy, cocaine and heroin). Depending on the drug

How long does a drug roadside test take?

Saliva testing is used in random roadside drug testing. It is used to detect the presence of THC (the active component in cannabis) and amphetamine type stimulants including methylamphetamine (‘speed’ or ‘ice’) and MDMA (‘ecstasy’), which are, after alcohol, the drugs of greatest concern

Drug Types

Drug Types Amphetamines Meth, Ice, Crystal Meth, Shards, Speed, Dexies Cannabis Mull, Pot, Dope, Weed, Gunja, Marijuana Ecstasy Pingers, E’s, Pills, Xtc, Eccies, Bickies Heroin Hammer, H, Smack, Horse, Gear, Dope, Harry Cocaine Coke, Crack, Rock, C, Charlie, Snow, White Lady Steroids Anabolic

Previous Campaigns

and others as well as the drug driving laws. See the Drug Driving campaign Amphetamines The ‘Amphetamines turn you into something you can’t see for yourself’ campaign focused on how someone using amphetamines can lose control of their lives without realising it. See Amphetamines campaign Ecstasy

What are hallucinogens?

be sold on sugar cubes, small squares of gelatine or in capsule, tablet or liquid form. Natural hallucinogenic chemicals are found in plants such as the peyote cactus (mescaline) and some mushrooms (psilocybin). Certain drugs such as cannabis and ecstasy may produce hallucinogenic effects at high doses

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