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D’Ath slams ‘soft on drugs’ accusation

Megan Haggan 27/02/2023

Queensland has announced that it will allow drug checking services in the interest of harm minimisation, in a move welcomed by the PSA Queensland health minister Yvette D’Ath has slammed the state’s shadow health spokesperson for saying that the Palaszczuk Government is “soft on drugs” in the wake of the announcement over the weekend (25

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