The National Cannabis Prevention and Information Centre (NCPIC) Poster Competition gives secondary school students between the ages of 12 and 18 years the opportunity to showcase their creative talent and express their thoughts and ideas about cannabis. This year the competition will focus on…
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RSSBulletin 9: CLIMATE/CRUfAD* Schools: cannabis prevention programs
Dr Nickie Newton , Dr Laura Vogl and Professor Maree Teesson 1National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre (NDARC)
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RSSManagement of cannabis use disorder and related issues: A clinician's guide
Click here, or 'Download PDF' below, to download a copy of the new NCPIC publication, Management of cannabis use disorder and related issues: a clinician's guide. The Background Papers which informed…
Competitions
RSSA national poster and short film competition will be held each year targeting young Australians attending high schools and tertiary institutions to raise awareness of a range of cannabis-related issues.
2010 NCPIC Short Film Competition
The National Cannabis Prevention and Information Centre (NCPIC) Short Film Competition gives young people aged between the ages of 16 and 25 years the opportunity to showcase their creative talent and express their thoughts and ideas about cannabis. This year the competition will focus on cannabis…
2009 NCPIC Short Film Competition Winner Announced
The 2009 Short Film Competition generated numerous diverse, thoughtful and high quality entries from Australian young people. Scroll down to view the winning entry, runners-up and other finalists.
Indigenous Music Competition
The National Cannabis Prevention and Information Centre Indigenous Music Competition gives Indigenous Australians the opportunity to showcase their creative talent and express their ideas about cannabis and its harmful impact on their communities. The Indigenous Music Competition entries must be…
2009 NCPIC Poster Competition Winner Announced
The 2009 NCPIC Poster Competition generated some creative, original and thoughtful entries from over 111 high school students from around Australia. The judging panel was impressed with the standard of entries received and the heartfelt way many entrants responded to this year’s theme of how…
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