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NAPNT Media Alerts

Media Alerts published by the Northern Territory chapter of the Network Against Prohibition (NAP). The Network Against Prohibition (NAP) is a group dedicated to promoting and protecting the health and human rights of illicit drug users around the globe as well as the rights of those living in communities in developing countries who rely on opium, coca, cannabis etc for their survival! NAP originally formed in Darwin in the Northern Territory of Australia, however, an expansion is underway.

Thursday, May 13, 2004

Darwin set to become Australia’s Amsterdam

The Network Against Prohibition’s candidate for Lord Mayor in the Darwin City Council elections has called on the NT Government to re-legalise all drugs to enable the promotion of drug tourism in the Top End of Australia.

Highway said “If elected I will use my position as Lord Mayor to accelerate the Network Against Prohibition campaign for the re-legalisation of all drugs. Once this process is complete, it is hoped that Darwin will become Australia’s Amsterdam.”

“Drug tourism will attract thousands of tourists from around the globe. Cannabis would be sold from local cafés and other drugs would be available from licensed sellers. Darwin’s nightlife and dance party scene would expand rapidly.”

Stuart Highway is also kean to reduce racism in the NT by fostering relations with our neighbours. The NAP team, if elected, will lobby for the introduction of a hydrofoil ferry service between Darwin and the cities of Kupang and Dili.

For further information contact the NAP media facilitator on 0415 16 2525 or see

http://www.napnt.org/pages/vote1stuart.html

NAP – Australia’s Amsterdam postcard

http://www.napnt.org/images/DarwinPotProtest.amsterdam.jpg

Contact Information:

Lord Mayor in waiting – Stuart Highway (08) 8948 2547

Chan Ward – Robert Inder-Smith (08) 8985 6334

Lyons Ward – Gary Meyerhoff (08) 8942 0570

Campaign facilitator - Michael Lambe 0408 893 142

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