Is weed legal in New Zealand?

While cannabis is very common in New Zealand, it is illegal. If you’re caught with cannabis you can be fined. $500NZD for possession, even if you only have a marijuana cigarette (‘joint’) on you.

Can you get edibles in NZ?

Only fresh and dried cannabis will be allowed at first, later followed by extracts and edibles. “Definitely not gummy bears but obviously brownies are a possibility,” said Little.

How is Auckland living?

In Auckland, you’ll find a city rich in diverse cultures, friendly people and a huge range of things to see and do. New Zealanders are known for being friendly and welcoming. Auckland is New Zealand’s economic powerhouse and a global city, with easy access to key international markets, particularly Asia Pacific.

How much weed can you have in NZ?

For cannabis, this threshold amount is 28 grams, or 100 cannabis cigarettes. If you have more than this amount, you’ll have to present evidence in your defence to prove that you didn’t intend to sell or offer them for sale (or give, or offer to give them, to the person who is under 18).

Where do most Indian live in New Zealand?

In terms of population distribution, 64.7\% of Indian New Zealanders lived in the Auckland region, 26.3\% lived in the North Island outside the Auckland region, and 9.0\% lived in the South Island.

Why is Auckland housing so expensive?

Capital is attracted to a non-productive (in respect to current housing stock) sector. High levels of household indebtedness constrain spending and/or other investment.

What’s the punishment for growing weed?

Penalties available for cultivation of cannabis The Sentencing Guidelines for Drug Offences outlines the range of sentences available for cultivation of cannabis cases: Offence Range: Discharge – 10 years’ imprisonment. Maximum: 14 years’ imprisonment and/or unlimited fine.