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New Zealand – Imperans Q3 Report, State of Workplace Drug Use from TDDA
An increase in cannabis uses sparks concern ahead of workplace Christmas parties AUCKLAND, New Zealand – 19 Nov 2025 – The Drug Detection Agency...
Australia – Meth Dominates, Cocaine Climbs: New report reveals key workplace drug trends
TDDA Launches the Imperans Report, a New Quarterly Snapshot of Workplace Drug Abuse to Provide Businesses with Actionable Health and Safety...
A Warning from TDDA: The Canberra drug experiment and the subsequent workplace risk.
By Glenn Dobson, CEO, The Drug Detection Agency Group Recent policy decisions in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), centred on Canberra, have...
The Hidden Dangers of DIY Drug and Alcohol Testing in the Workplace
By Glenn Dobson, CEO, The Drug Detection Agency Group Across New Zealand and Australia, the use of drugs is rising. This growing social trend...
Opinion: Australia’s Leap into the Medicinal Cannabis Age: A Cautionary Tale in Progress
By Glenn Dobson, CEO of The Drug Detection Agency Australia stands at a crossroads. The medicinal cannabis revolution, once “sold” as a tightly...
Shape the benchmark for workplace health and safety and win an iPad Air*
How does your organisation’s approach compare to others? What does “best practice” look like? The Australia & NZ Workplace Health & Safety Policy Survey aims to answer these questions — and we need your input!
Opinion: Workplace Drug-Testing – No Room for Shortcuts
The recent Fair Work Commission (FWC)case (see link to article here:...
A recent FWC finding has confirmed why process, policy and education matter more than ever
By Glenn Dobson, CEO, The Drug Detection Agency Group A recent unfair dismissal case before the Fair Work Commission has brought workplace drug...
Australian treatments proceed as US advisory panel rejects evidence behind MDMA treatment for PTSD
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Oceans of dirt-cheap meth headed to Australia from war-racked Myanmar
Click image below for full article by Amanda Hodge, The Australian: