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Useful but deadly: Why opioids are such a problem drug

Health experts are warning Australia is underprepared for the possibility of a U-S style, fentanyl epidemic. Opioid dependence has become one of the country's biggest killers with fentanyl and other varieties creating the worst drug crisis in U-S history. So, what is an opioid and why can they be so deadly?

Police threaten to remove rap and drill music amid fears lyrics are fuelling gang violence in Sydney

How Sydney has turned into a gangster s paradise: Guns, drugs and bodies piling up

Sydney s streets have erupted in violence with the race to re-supply the nation s largest drug market sparking bloody gangland battles and among teenage groups fighting for territory .

Man who allegedly carried out sniper execution of a Rebels bikie boss is a adventure-loving engineer

00:48 EDT, 16 March 2021 A special forces soldier arrested after the cold-blooded execution of a notorious bikie leader describes himself an outdoor loving humanitarian and adrenaline junkie with a passion for animals. The suspected hitman is still being questioned  by police following Monday s dramatic arrest over the brazen murder of Rebels boss Nick Martin three months ago. Dozens of police officers shut down a quiet suburban street in Waikiki, in Perth s south, and stormed the man s red-brick home before arresting him.    Police are still grilling the man over the high-profile execution and are expected to lay charges on Tuesday. The arrest comes three months after Mr Martin, 51, was shot in the back at a drag racing event, where he died at the scene in front of his wife and step-daughter.     

Former bikies speak out about benefits of Queensland Government s gang exit program, but expert says they are a minority

1 / of 3 Former bikies speak out about benefits of Queensland Government s gang exit program, but expert says they are a minority ThuThursday 4 FebFebruary 2021 at 7:53am Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. Watch 1 Share Print text only Cancel Men who want to find a way out of outlaw bikie gangs are signing up to a Queensland Government-funded program to help them cut ties with the criminal subculture. Key points: Dan Kilian says the warring between clubs meant he was always watching his back Police Commissioner Katarina Carroll says police hope the program will reduce crime

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