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Censorshit: Banned Botanical Books in New Zealand
Posted on September 16 2017
The following is a complete list of botany and mycology publications that are deemed ‘objectionable’ (banned) in New Zealand. The Marijuana Chef Cookbook Marijuana New School Indoor Cultivation Cannabis Cultivator...
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BZP Prohibited in New Zealand
Posted on April 01 2008
As of 1st April 2008 Party Pills containing BZP and related Piperazines are now Prohibited in New Zealand. Check out our fantastic range of BZP Free Party Pills and Energizers....
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One4B Prohibited in New Zealand
Posted on March 01 2002
One4B (1,4 butanediol) appeared on the New Zealand scene in the late 90s, early 2000s. It was imported by Timaru company AlphaWare NZ, who sold it on their website Alphaware.co.nz...
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1987 - MDMA (Ecstasy) Prohibited in New Zealand Despite Little Evidence of Harm
Posted on January 01 1987
1987 - Despite little evidence of any actual MDMA related harm, the substance 3,4-Methylenedioxymethamphetamine was prohibited by the US Drug Enforcement Agency in 1985. Sadly New Zealand followed suit in...
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1967 - LSD and Mescaline Prohibited Under the Narcotics Act 1965
Posted on March 01 1970
1967 - Since the Narcotics Act of 1965, not only has demand for Cannabis sky-rocketed, so too has the demand for psychedelics such as LSD. In response to the emerging...
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1965 - New Zealand Passes the Narcotics Act 1965 - Cannabis Prohibited
Posted on February 02 1970
1965 - While the recreational use of Cannabis was Prohibited in 1927, Medicinal cannabis continued to be utilized as a prescription medicine. Unfortunately for the world, the united nations in...
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1927 - New Zealand Passes Dangerous Drugs Act - Cannabis Restricted as Prescription Medicine
Posted on January 02 1970
Unfortunately for New Zealand, it was one of the only British colonies where industrial hemp was not cultivated, largely thanks to as the native Harakeke plant, which can be used...
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