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As Sydney’s CBD performance continues to slide due to businesses packing up or reducing the amount of space they need, other parts of NSW have gathered momentum.

A recent report from The Property Council of Australia looked at the changing CBD and non-CBD office markets across the country and measured their performance in the wake of the pandemic.

The report found that a number of office locations were unable to fully recover, leaving other suburbs in the country to take up stock and absorb businesses moving in.

Parramatta’s CBD is out performing Sydney’s office market.

Both Sydney and Melbourne’s CBD recorded with increases in vacancy to 11.3 per cent and 13.8 per cent respectively, over the past year.

Meanwhile, markets such as Parramatta and Newcastle have outperformed the major cities – with high rates of demand to occupy space.

Ray White’s commercial head of research Vanessa Rader said Parramatta’s office market had continued to grow with high quality A-grade assets being added to the market and stock nearing a million square metres.
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Sydney’s CBD was left empty during the pandemic as governments enacted lockdown laws. (AAP Image/Dean Lewins) NO ARCHIVING

“The report measured the office markets using annual net absorption to market size. This…

MyMD Pharmaceuticals, Inc. MYMD announced that the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration has conducted a scientific review and determined that investigational cannabinoid Supera-CBD is not currently considered a controlled substance or listed chemical. The scientific review of the chemical structure of Supera-CBD was conducted in accordance with the Controlled Substances Act and its governing regulations.

“Currently, all FDA-approved cannabinoid products are considered controlled substances, with the exception of Epidiolex, and although plant-derived CBD is unscheduled, its use by military and federal civilian employees currently is prohibited without a valid prescription. This decision by the DEA is tremendous news for Supera-CBD and we are very pleased that our product candidate will not require DEA scheduling during development,” stated Christopher Chapman, MD, president, director, and chief medical officer at MyMD Pharmaceuticals. “We look forward to studying Supera-CBD’s potential to improve upon the benefits of CBD while retaining its safety and tolerability without intoxicating effects.”

According to the company Supera-CBD is a synthetic, non-toxic CBD analog that is an 8000-times more potent CB2 agonist than plant-based CBD. In addition to its potential role in managing addiction, anxiety, chronic pain and seizures, Supera-CBD has also been shown in preclinical studies to have anti-inflammatory effects. Supera-CBD is a synthetic analog of CBD whose…

Chinese and Mexican nationals operate almost all illegal marijuana growing operations in the United States’ largest county, the leader of a local marijuana enforcement team told Fox News.

“When most people talk about gangs, they think about the typical Southern California gangbangers,” Sgt. Rich Debevek of the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Marijuana Enforcement Team said. “And that’s not the way it is.”

“Mostly what we deal with are either Mexican nationals or Chinese nationals as our two largest groups of people that we deal with,” he continued. “I would estimate 85% are non-citizens.”

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San Bernardino County, the largest county in the U.S., has grappled with illegal marijuana growing operations for years due to the vast amount of available farmland. The San Bernardino County marijuana enforcement team has served over 2,100 search warrants and seized over $1 billion in cannabis plants and processed cannabis since 2020, Debevek told Fox News.

The enforcement team this week busted an illegal grow with over 5,000 plants, an operation…

The City Council will be considering a change in the city’s marijuana ordinance that could lift the cap on the number of retail marijuana establishments allowed in the city.

The motion introduced by Council President Leo Robinson to revise the marijuana ordinance was sent to the council’s subcommittee on conference for further discussion.

The city currently has three active retail marijuana sales licenses, and thanks to the latest US Census number, the city’s cap on licenses stands at six.

But there are currently four applications in the pipeline for those three available licenses, all of which could appear before the city’s License Commission as early as this month.

Councilor-at-Large Brian Hatleberg said he does have questions about the proposed ordinance change that he is looking forward to seeing addressed in subcommittee.

“The section in here we are seeking to repeal is one that puts a cap on the number of marijuana-selling establishments in the city,” he said. “I tried to do some thinking on this one and I don’t know a lot about this. I can see some impacts in both directions, where if I had put a large amount of money into one of these businesses, I might view it as taking a large part of my investment away if the cap is gone.”

Hatleberg said he would like to hear from people who have a vested interest in the licenses.

“At the same time, I am completely opposed to most of the businesses, so I really don’t have a personal interest in removing…

Like humans, pets like dogs can get the same benefits while using cannabidiol (CBD). Manufacturers offer different cannabidiol products for pets, including treats, oil, and topicals. However, treats are popular among many brands, considering their ease of use. But do these treats actually support your pup’s health? Below is a guide on these dog treats with vital details you should know.

What are CBD Treats, and How Do They Work for Your Pet?

CBD dog treats are edibles specifically designed for pets to consume. They typically contain cannabidiol as their primary active ingredient. An example of common ingredients found in most of these dog treats includes phytocannabinoid-rich broad-spectrum organic hemp oil, glycerin, citrus pectin, dextrin, flaxseed oil, gum Arabic, vitamin E, and sodium alginate. The specific ingredients may vary slightly depending on the flavor.

In these dog treats, the cannabidiol compound typically enters the digestive tract, where it is broken down. From there, it undergoes metabolism in the liver and is converted into a form that the body cells can utilize.

A recent study shows that this biological compound interacts with the endocannabinoid receptors in dogs’ peripheral and central nervous systems. This is why your furry friends may experience a calming effect or pain relief throughout their bodies. It is important to note that these edibles can provide lasting effects and are ideal for treating dogs’ acute and…

On Saturday, a fire broke out at a hotel on Smith Street in the Durban CBD, resulting in a woman being taken to hospital due to smoke inhalation.

The hotel was evacuated, and according to a statement from eThekwini Municipality, the city’s fire and emergency crews responded to the fire in the morning.

The municipality said that upon arrival, the fire and emergency personnel located the floor where the fire started. Efforts were made to rescue and evacuate the occupants of the hotel as the smoke began to spread to other apartments.

After the fire was extinguished, affected floors were barricaded until structural engineers certify them to be safe for use. There were no fatalities reported.

An investigation is underway to establish the cause of the fire. Garrith Jamieson, the spokesperson for ALS Paramedics Medical Services, said that at around 9:30 a.m., paramedics responded to the hotel fire. Paramedics arrived at the scene where the Durban Fire Department and all necessary role-players were already in attendance.

One patient was brought out to the ambulance crew and was assessed by paramedics, who found that she had sustained moderate injuries as a result of the fire, including smoke inhalation. She was stabilised on the scene before being transported to a nearby hospital for the care she required.

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Incannex Healthcare Limited IXHL IHL has commenced a phase 2 clinical trial to assess the safety and efficacy of its proprietary anti-inflammatory combination drug IHL-675A in patients with rheumatoid arthritis (‘RA’). IHL-675A is a proprietary fixed dose combination drug comprising CBD and hydroxychloroquine (‘HCQ’).

This phase 2 clinical trial follows the successful phase 1 clinical trial whereby IHL-675A was observed to be well tolerated, with no adverse events of concern. Prior to commencing clinical trials, Incannex observed positive results from an animal model of RA. The reduction in disease assessments achieved by IHL-675A were 1.06-3.52 times that observed for HCQ alone at the standard dose.

The phase 2 trial now commenced will assess the efficacy, safety and tolerability of IHL-675A compared to the respective component active pharmaceutical ingredients, CBD and HCQ, and placebo. The treatments will be double blinded, meaning neither the investigators nor patients will know which treatment an individual is receiving. The trial will be managed by Avance Clinical, an Australian and US CRO, who will identify and onboard 8-10 clinical trial sites with expertise in RA to conduct patient recruitment and assessments.

The phase 2 trial will include 120 participants who meet the eligibility criteria. Participants will be randomized to one of four arms: either IHL-675A, CBD alone, HCQ alone or placebo. The primary endpoint of the trial is pain and function, relative…