Australian Boxing Champ Lucas Browne Failed Drug Test
Lucas Browne, Australia’s first-ever heavyweight boxing champion of the world, has tested positive for a banned substance called clenbuterol, says a report from the BBC.
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16 March, 2016
A drug syndicate operating from multiple suburbs in Perth has been hit hard by Kensington police as more than $3 million worth of drugs, firearms, stolen property and other assets were seized in multiple raids, says a report by Alyesha Anderson for PerthNow.
Backed by eight search warrants, the raids were conducted in Welshpool, East Perth, Joondalup and Mirrabooka. Among the assets seized are drugs, cash, various firearms, stolen jewellery and electronic goods, and Harley Davidson motorcycle that has been reported as stolen. Also seized were a $400,000 bank account, seven commercial properties and one residential property.
The raids were part of an ongoing investigation into the drug trade in the south east metropolitan district. It is the latest in a string of victories for law enforcement in its battle against drugs. In February, a Joint Organised Crime Taskforce raided a Perth hotel room and seized 26.4kg of ice worth a potential $66 million in the street.
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A recent ruling by the Fair Work Commission shows that a worker’s summary dismissal for drug use in safety critical work environments is lawful, even when the termination process lacks procedural fairness.
10 March, 2016
Researchers from the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre have found out that the number of young ice users in Australia has tripled in four years, according to a report by Rachel Olding for The Sydney Morning Herald.
09 March, 2016
The sporting world has been hit by another doping scandal. Maria Sharapova, former top-ranked female tennis player in the world, has admitted in a press conference that she tested positive for a recently banned substance at the Australian Open.
29 February, 2016
Some businesses may treat drug use that occurs outside of allocated work hours as not really a workplace problem. That, however, is not really the case, as stressed in an article on the Industry Update website.