| # | Name | Comments |
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| 251 | Carmen Anderson | |
| 252 | Anonymous | I am Australian & was fortunate enough to have been introduced to kava some 10 years ago by my fijian friends now living in Australia.
Having seen over many years the aggression which came from alcohol i find it unbelievable that the Australian government sees fit to ban this peaceful drink. Kava is a drink of friendship & i ask that the Government respect the cultural rights of our pacific neighbors living here. |
| 253 | C J Fahey | |
| 254 | Anonymous | Not a necessity but wat the hell it brings people closer together....young and old...FIRE!!!! |
| 255 | Anonymous | TAKI!!!! |
| 256 | Emily Balls | |
| 257 | Kali Bola | Banning "kava" is not going to ease the crime rate nor has it been the cause of Armed Robberies, Hold-Ups, Brawls and the likes. So, because one minority group abuses the island traditional drink, ALL must suffer? Where is the fairness in such a stance taken by the Government? |
| 258 | Kali Bola | Banning "kava" is not going to ease the crime rate nor has it been the cause of Armed Robberies, Hold-Ups, Brawls and the likes. So, because one minority group abuses the island traditional drink, ALL must suffer? Where is the fairness in such a stance taken by the Government? |
| 259 | Talei | Maybe ban the meth-clinics first before banning a HARMFUL substance such as kava! |
| 260 | Ash | |
| 261 | ash | if the government bands our grog,
they might as well band alcohol. |
| 262 | Anonymous | |
| 263 | Anonymous | |
| 264 | Nigel | Yes... |
| 265 | Todd Boardman | An Australian with wonderful memories of the Pacific Islands, and their people, I cannot understand the harm the waqa could cause this great nation. Perhaps the Australian Government should start a a new sitting around the grog bowl, eh? |
| 266 | Anonymous | Please don\'t discriminate and wreck Islander\'s essential cultural traditions. Let common sense prevail. Allow traditional use of kava. |