Reviewed Sep 2026Medical only

Cannabis in Sydney

Sydney's six listed sellers are mostly telehealth clinics. What the driving law passed on 17 September 2026 changes, when it starts, and who it excludes.

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Sellers listed: 6
Minimum age: 18+

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The rules

Key rules in Australia

Plain-language summary. The regulator is Transport for NSW (medical cannabis and driving).

Possession (no prescription)
Illegal in all states and the Northern Territory; penalties and diversion schemes vary by state. The ACT allows adults limited personal possession (see below).
Prescribed cannabis
Legal when prescribed by a doctor through the TGA Special Access Scheme or Authorised Prescriber pathway and dispensed by a pharmacy. Only Epidyolex and Sativex are registered medicines.
ACT personal use
Since January 31, 2020 adults 18+ in the ACT may possess up to 50 g dried (150 g fresh) and grow 2 plants per person, 4 per household. Sale, supply and public use remain offenses; Commonwealth law is unchanged.
Home grow
Illegal everywhere except the limited ACT allowance; a prescription does not permit cultivation. Commercial cultivation requires Office of Drug Control licences.
Public use
Illegal. Even in the ACT, using cannabis in public or near anyone under 18 is an offense.
Driving
Roadside tests detect THC regardless of prescription. Tasmania has a medical defence since 2017; Victoria's magistrates have had licence-loss discretion for some patients since March 2025; NSW passed a registration-based reform on September 17, 2026, not yet in force.
Advertising
Advertising prescription medicines, including medicinal cannabis, to the public is prohibited under the Therapeutic Goods Act; the TGA issues fines and brings court cases.
CBD products
Low-dose CBD (up to 150 mg a day, adults) was down-scheduled to pharmacist-only in 2021, but no product had been approved for that route by 2026; other CBD requires a prescription.
Age
No statutory minimum for prescriptions, but Medical Board guidance (July 2025) says doctors should avoid prescribing to patients under 18; most clinics accept adults only. ACT personal-use rules apply to 18+.

Summary, not legal advice — rules change; check local law. Last reviewed Sep 2026.

How it works

How cannabis is sold in Sydney

Driving bill: Passed 17 September 2026; start expected late 2026 or early 2027
Threshold for no action: Under 50 ng/mL THC in the laboratory result
Third result in two years: $722 fine and licence suspended for at least three months

Who is excluded?

Registered patients need an unrestricted NSW licence, a current prescription and a completed online safety program, according to the NSW Government. Learner, provisional and commercial drivers are left out, and impairment remains a charge whatever the paperwork says. Roadside testing is unchanged.

Where are the listed clinics?

By suburb: Australian Access Clinics at 134A O'Riordan Street, Mascot; Medio at 81-83 Campbell Street, Surry Hills; MiDispensary at 260 Oxford Street, Bondi Junction; Naturaleaf Clinic at 93/95 Balmain Road, Leichhardt, whose profile says it sees patients in person. The one pharmacy, Folium Health, works from North Strathfield and Rose Bay. Prescription pathways are explained in the Australian access guide, while the New South Wales page covers the state's rules.

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