GC cannabis firm linking with Canadian company

would take to help the residents. He wrote to Attorneygeneral Shannon Fentiman on August 25 about the issue.

“I would ask that your department review the current situation at Couran Cove with a view to incorporating the findings into the government’s current consideration of potential reforms of body corporate legislation,” his letter stated.

A Department of Justice and Attorney-general spokesman said affected owners should consider legal advice.

“In addition, the Building Unit and Group Titles Act 1980 (BUGT Act) provides for the appointment of referees, who can make orders to resolve particular disputes under the BUGT Act and the Mixed Use Development Act 1993 (MUD Act),” he said.

A city council spokesman said it was not responsible for utilities to Couran Cove and it had no jurisdiction to force the body corporate to supply gas.

“The residents need to escalate the issue through the body corporate,” he said.

Jeremy Mossop is one of six Gold Coast barbers raising money and spreading awareness of prostate cancer this month. Picture: Tertius Pickard

VAPES, oil and high-quality cannabis buds processed on the Gold Coast are the latest product launched by medicinal cannabis company Cannim.

Cannim has launched its range of Jamaican cannabis flower products, processed by

Asx-listed Epsilon Healthcare in Southport, which are available by prescription to Australian patients under the Special Access Scheme.

Epsilon’s Southport asset is now the largest cannabis extraction facility in the southern hemisphere. Cannim chief commercial officer Stuart Marsh said the new product, which is being sold as highthc dried flower under the Hummingbud brand, would offer patients unique access to world-class Jamaican cannabis.

Shares in Epsilon Healthcare have risen by almost 20 per cent so far this month, with the company announcing that an exclusive partnership with listed Canadian medicinal cannabis manufacturer Valens.