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‘Are you documenting the determination to vote?’ shouted a passer-by The moment seemed friendly light and very British I went off feeling ultimately positive and so I was devastated this morning to wake up to the news that we had collectively made this huge stupid irreversible decision” London UK June 23 2016 Olivia Arthur—Magnum Photos 1 of 12 Advertisement News has leaked that Labour headquarters even told local branches to swerve the immigration issue by not even referencing this on referendum campaign leaflets despite protestations that this would leave the party looking "not credible" This has only hardened the feeling that Corbyn is out of touch with his partys natural voters and now the Labour leadership’s critics hope this will force Corbyn to step down or at least trigger a fresh leadership contest Corbyn has sacked his critical but popular foreign spokesman Hilary Benn a move that has seen around half of his shadow cabinet quit in protest in addition to a growing number from the more junior ranks Undeterred Corbyn has filled the vacancies by promoting key allies who are to the left of the party such as his former researcher Cat Smith Lord Falconer a former roommate of Tony Blair was one of those who has resigned The former shadow justice spokesman tells TIME that Corbyn has focused too heavily on international disputes when the country is still recovering from the turmoil reaped by the financial crisis "Jeremys causes are a million miles away from what concerns our heartlands" says Lord Falconer "He worries about foreign policy in particular the Middle East Trident [the UKs nuclear submarine defences which Corbyn wants to scrap] and Syria The focus should be on economic inequality since 2008 our heartlands see pressure on the NHS housing and school places as a result of more Eastern European immigrants" Stephen Kinnock the son of former Labour leader Neil quit his role as a Parliamentary aide He adds that Corbyn is only used to speaking to people on the left who agree with him Corbyn has made a virtue of this by portraying himself as a man of principle but this has meant that he would not even share a platform with Cameron a right-winger during the EU referendum campaign Kinnock argues: "There is a leadership vacuum While I understand that Jeremy had a large mandate when he won the leadership last year the job description has changed "We need the Conservatives to agree to a cross-party approach to the negotiations on what the UKs new relationship with Europe will be with the Prime Minister leading and the Labour leader as deputy "But the whole point is that we need a credible person who is a hard-headed negotiator and that means compromising with people you dont agree with Jeremy has spent his entire career in rooms and forums with people who agree with him" Another Labour lawmaker who asked for anonymity warned that if Kinnocks point is not heeded Labour could see itself "wiped out" in areas like the North The party has already lost one of its major historical strongholds Scotland as a result of the nationalist movement there The loss of that area saw Labour collapse to a crushing defeat in last years general election The partys senior politicians thought this was the nadir they now fear they were wrong that Corbyn can only take them further away from power Meanwhile the Government is in disarray and Labour is too focused on its own problems to seize on that advantage Write to Mark Leftly at mleftly@yahoocouk Youcom USA LLC d/b/a TIME All Rights Reserved Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy (Your California Privacy Rights) TIME may receive compensation for some links to products and services on this website Offers may be subject to change without notice | EU Data Subject Requests Abakpa Nike; St if they mean business Dr especially at a time we are preparing for election and such thing is happening Reuters The documentary aired on Thursday on a Spanish pay TV channel and 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views of TIME editorsOn a warm Thursday evening at a community center in the pretty coastal town of Yeppoon central Queensland fifteen women around a table listen intently to another Daphne is a middle-aged burly woman with a dark topknot and a turquoise t-shirt Shes known infamously as "the cage lady" Among the harrowing personal stories TIME will hear tonight about families struggling with crystal methamphetamine hers is the starkest Two years ago she spent $2250 building a reinforced steel cage for her son Wylie in their modest home in Rockhamptona city of 80000 souls on the Queensland coast She kept Wylie then 17 and addicted to crystal methamphetamine in it for four weeks "I was desperate" she tells the room "It was the only thing I could do" Traumatized by a string of family tragedies her son had gone from dabbling in cannabis and alcohol at 13 to crystal methor ice as it’s popularly calledby 15 "He had an ice pipe in the bathroom at his cousins That was the start of it" Wylie became increasingly violent and volatile but no help was available she sayshed been turned away from drug rehabilitation centers due to his suicidal tendencies run away from a mental health ward at the local hospital and couldnt stay away from his dealer He was erratic and angry In desperation she became Wylies jailer to stop him harming himself or buying drugs "Thats when we made the cage because he would have died on ice He was a very sick boy" When her story went public it caused a national uproar She was branded a bad mother Police told her she could be charged with deprivation of liberty and Wylie was asked if he wanted charges to be laid But Daphne says "he told them mum saved me And I did" Wylie isn’t out of the woods yet Daphne sighs "Hes depressed Hes not on ice but hes back on marijuana The [brain’s] dopamine center gets affected by ice and when hes on it he thinks hes the greatest rap star in the world and when hes off it hes suicidal Its hard" she says The world may know Australia as that great southern land famous for its open spaces endless surf scary spiders sporting prowess and Steve Irwin But as much as Australia is about sunshine shark documentaries and beautiful bodies it is about crystal methamphetamine and tweaking addicts Ice first washed up on the countrys shores in the early 1990s Former Australian Federal Police Commissioner Mick Palmer tells TIME that it "sort of snuck up" on law enforcers "Initially it was not seen as a serious problem" Now however it is ravaging the country When the world visualizes the current hotspots of drug addiction it pictures the depressed meth-ridden rural communities of Montana or Appalachia or the corpse-ridden cities of Mexico’s cocaine trade or perhaps the pallid victims of Iran’s heroin epidemic It does not think of champion Australian athletes slowly self-destructing after a day of training or respected businessmen dealing ice in country towns But in fact Australia has the highest use of methamphetamine in the English-speaking world or indeed almost any other country According to the 2013 National Drug Strategy Household Survey about 13 million Australians an astonishing 7 percent of the population have used methamphetamine and 400000 (or just over 2 percent of all Australians) have done so in the last 12 months In comparison only 04 percent of Americans say they have used the drug according to the 2012 US National Survey on Drug Use and Health While the proportion of users as a percentage of the population has remained at a relatively stable 21 percent the total number of users is now growing rapidlytripling over the past five years according to the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centreand far outpaces the growth of drug treatment facilities particularly in rural areas Users are also getting much younger These developments along with a deeper understanding of how Australia’s geography make it uniquely vulnerable to the drug bring the crisis under a fresh spotlight So has the spread of addiction with unimaginable ferocity from the inner cities to all parts of Australian society Finance professionals in Sydney and Melbourne miners in Western Australias vast Goldfields indigenous children prostituting themselves for ice: None are immune There are private schoolboys who come to ice through "pharm parties" and long-distance truck drivers who use the drug to stay awake and relieve the boredom on the country’s endless highways Use of ice is even found among military personnel and sailors: six recent suicides on HMAS Stirling revealed just how shockingly prevalent drug use is in the Royal Australian Navy The nation is struggling to cope with what former Prime Minister Tony Abbott described as an epidemic "way beyond anything we have seen before" Daphne and her son Wylie near their home in Rockhampton in April 2017 Wylie is currently clean after previously battling an addiction to ice David Maurice Smith—Oculi for TIME ‘It is the biggest threat to Australias future’ Andrew Scipione says that meth "would be our number one problem in terms of the drug that would be causing us the most grief" and adds that it is far more socially damaging than heroin cocaine or other illicit drugs (When he was interviewed by TIME for this article Scipione was the police commissioner of New South Wales but retired in March from his role as top cop of Australia’s most populous state) "We are in danger of losing an entire generation of Australians" he says wearily Australian federal senator Jacqui Lambie concurs In 2015 she gave a now famous address to parliament in which she painfully and frankly recounted her son Dylans harrowing battle with the drug Dylan is now in recovery but she cant rest easy Motorcycle gang membersor bikies to use the deceptively cute Australian name for themare taking over the main streets of tiny towns all over her native Tasmania the remote island-state long known as the cheerily wholesome "Apple Isle" Lambie says they have infiltrated Tasmania from the mainland in pursuit of virgin markets across the Bass Strait "It is the biggest threat to Australias future" she tells TIME "Those asshole vulture dealers prey on the vulnerablethey should be strung up" Ice now infests Australias rural heart tainting the national mythology of self-reliance and stoic individuality It has attacked the nation’s proud sporting culture: former addicts include Olympic gold medal diver Matthew Mitcham and world champion surfing legend Tom Carroll Carroll tells TIME that it got to the point where he couldn’t even be in the water "The drug was incompatible with surfing" he recalls "I was way too sped up to get into synch with the rhythm of the waves Normal-circumstance surfs for me would last one to one and a half hours Under the influence of meth I struggled to stay in the water for 15 to 20 minutes" Ice he says "almost robbed me of my life it certainly robbed me of time with my kids and threatened to take everything I had built in my life away" If the drug doesn’t kill users dealers threaten to In Cairnsa tropical city billed as the gateway to Australia’s fabled Great Barrier Reefnurse Tracey Devonport speaks of her son Maitland who was almost murdered last year by ice dealers over a $2200 drug debt He was tortured in three locations beaten with axe handles stabbed had a noose wrapped around his neck and was found bloody and disoriented near a crocodile farm she says Scipione tells TIME that the magnitude of Australias meth crisis is recognized as unique by global law enforcers "The demand is incredibly high I talk to colleagues around the world including not that long ago to [former New York City Police Commissioner] Bill Bratton about ice and he was saying they dont have the same problems in New York" Members of a support group that brings together loved ones of ice addicts at a community center in Yeppoon north of Rockhampton in April 2017 David Maurice Smith—Oculi for TIME ‘It’s more economical to buy ice because it’s stronger’ The reasons for Australia’s ice epidemic lie in a confluence of market forces cost culture and geography The country is distant from the source markets of cocaine and heroin But its neighboring regions of East and Southeast Asia are considered among the highest producers of amphetamine-style substances globally along with India China has the largest number of clandestine ice labs in the Asia-Pacific region and is the source of most such substances in Australia according to the Australian Strategic Policy Institute Scipione says the countrys major vulnerability is this relatively position close to China which supplies not only the finished drug but also the common precursor chemicals used in the manufacture of ice including ephedrine and pseudoephedrine These are ostensibly exported for industrial production but often diverted in Australia for the production of illicit drugs by both local organized crime groups and transnational organized crime syndicates A key problem he adds is that there is limited or no control on these chemicals in source countries Even in Australia some chemicals aren’t subject to the same import restrictions as the precursors they collectively help make so they pass easily through the ports Detective superintendent Tony Cooke the New South Wales Police Drug Squad commander says Australian law enforcement authorities have been "working hard" to impose tighter controls including building a national end-user declaration system to track sales of precursor chemicals But such measures will take time to have an effect and in the meantime ice is flooding the country April saw the nation’s largest haul of methamphetamine ever: some 903 kilograms of ice worth close to a billion Australian dollars (around $758 million) were discovered inside 70 boxes of wooden floorboards Cooke says Australia is seeing "an increase in importation of finished product" mostly from China but many countries are involved The Australian Crime Commissions landmark report The Australian Methylamphetamine Market: The National Picture released in March 2015 found that the importation manufacture and trafficking of methylamphetamineto use the full name of methamphetamineand the importation of precursor chemicals were "supported by members of Australian-based outlaw motorcycle gangs Australian organized crime groups as well as persons of Middle Eastern Eastern European and West African backgrounds and Vietnamese Chinese Canadian US and Mexican serious and organized crime groups" A big factor fueling the market is the price meth fetches in Australia Local users consider ice a bargain compared to say costly and exotic cocaineeven so the price they pay is one that international drug gangs regard as extremely attractive According to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime the average street price per gram of methamphetamine in China is $80; in Australia it is $500 Wholesale prices have been recorded as high as $245000 per kilogram "The price paid for methylamphetamine in Australia is among the highest in the world This has driven interest in the market by transnational organized crime groups with access to offshore industrial-scale manufacturing as well as by domestic organized crime groups" the commission’s report says Australian demand for ice has led to a huge spike in production in China and other Asian countries such as Cambodia and Thailand which in turn has made the drug highly affordable A "point" of ice (a tenth of a gram) is now available for as little as 40 Australian dollars ($30) in some rural townsequivalent to half a tank of gas or a meal in a modest restaurant and far cheaper compared to a night of drinking Alcohol is highly taxed in Australia In terms of bang-for-buck that makes meth far cheaper than mass-market whiskey A single point of meth can keep a user high for a couple of days depending on purity "So its more economical to buy ice because it is stronger" says Nicole Lee adjunct associate professor at the National Drug Research Institute of Curtin University "You get more effect for the same cost" She also cites the drugs highly addictive nature Data based on Nora Volkows work on the brain has found that ice can increase dopamine levels by as much as 1000 percent A former addict who asked to identified only by his first name of Robert can testify to this A small business owner he came to ice through Sydneys gay party scene and relied on a daily point of ice for six years to get through work He was hooked he tells TIME after only the second time he used the drug "It was the most euphoric high" Cooke believes that part of the problem is cultural lying in the national predilection for machismo bravado and risk taking "We like to drink too much or drive faster than anyone else" he says "It appears that we have the same issue around drug use" Daphne at her home in Rockhampton David Maurice Smith—Oculi for TIME ‘You would not imagine one human being would do that to another’ If there are two Australiasthe sunlit country of G’day mate cordiality and the plutonic dystopia of meththen nowhere encapsulates the dichotomy better than Rockhampton On a balmy Friday evening in the nation’s beef capital bisected by the Tropic of Capricorn all appears wholesome Tourists pass through on their way to Yeppoon where they board ferries for Great Keppel Island on the southern Great Barrier Reef At Rockhampton’s historic Great Western Hotel families tuck into steak and fries around a big rodeo ring where riders attempt to cling on to snorting angry 500-kilogram bulls One cowboy is thrown off his beast in a violent arc and slams into a steel fence He is knocked out for five minutes but comes to and is carried off to polite applause and the admiration of a quartet of Japanese tourists who take photographs There is nothing initially to suggest a town in trouble But to many families Rockhampton is the seventh circle of Hell An analysis of Queensland’s waste water suggests that its major cities have seen a nearly five-fold increase in methamphetamine use since 2009 The effects in the region have been devastating with Queensland child safety minister Shannon Fentiman saying that "one in three children coming in to out-of-home care had a parent who was using ice" In Yeppoon a 35-minute drive away mothers swap tales of violent assaults from their meth-addicted teens and describe being half-killed by grown children in the grip of psychosis One speaks of a daughter who blew a $30000 inheritance in six months on ice: shes now couch-surfing with her worldly possessions in a bag after having lost her kids house job and car The founder of a local narcotics anonymous group Lynn Graham is tearful as she talks of her sons battle with the drug: Its like they’re dead "but still living" she says The picture is repeated elsewhere in the state On the Sunshine Coast about 500 kilometers south of Rockhampton desperate grandparents gather for free legal advice on how to get access to their grandchildren in battles with their ice-addicted children says Debbie Ware a no-nonsense brunette mother of a recovering ice addict son who founded local support group ICESUP The regions indigenous community has also been hit hard says Lyn Anderson the manager of Helem Yumba or the Central Queensland Healing Centre She says the typical indigenous user used to be a male aged 28 to 40 but users are now to be found across every age group She is also seeing soaring levels of child neglect and abuse as well as cases of prostitution among indigenous boys and girls: "They are offering themselves sexually to dealers" Despite the crisis Rockhampton like so many small Australian towns is critically under-resourced There are some drug and alcohol services at local hospitals and there is a small residential center for indigenous addicts that takes others only if it has beds says Ware Generally addicts from outside the indigenous community have to travel hundreds of kilometers to Brisbane and other major centers to access helpoften dragged there in long car rides by desperate families All over the country the distances and isolation are crippling "We are 400 kilometers from Kalgoorlie 500 from Albany and 800 from Perth" says retired nurse Deleine Congreve of the Western Australian town of Esperance Congreve whose daughter is a recovering addict is quietly proud of the nearly 2000 signatures she has collected in two urgent petitions she delivered to the state government for a detox unit community counseling service and a mental health service at Esperance Hospital But the community is still waiting for help and fearfully so Around the country icewhich leads to psychosis hallucinations aggression insomnia paranoia and delusions in heavy usershas been responsible for a range of particularly gruesome homicides and a surge in domestic violence Karen Harrison a mother of an addict in the economically depressed steel town of Whyalla South Australia runs a support group for families where ambulance workers come to give lessons in "netting"physically restraining grown violent children in the grip of psychosis "[Parents] are scared of their children" Harrison tells TIME In New South Wales Scipione recounts the ritual Sunday morning briefing he was used to getting from police officers who had been victims of ice-induced violence the night before: he cites broken arms broken teeth and fractured eye sockets Ice which can give some users a surge of strength was the reason he managed to get tasers introduced in the state "Some of these injuries are just terrible You would not imagine one human being would do that to another but they do This is the scourge we are dealing with" Part of the cage that Daphne used to lock in her son Wylie rests against their previous home in Rockhampton David Maurice Smith—Oculi for TIME ‘They are sitting ducks’ The problem is magnified in small country towns and remote rural communities like the New South Wales town of Wellington which has been dubbed "Little Antarctica" because of its ice crisis In Esperance where Sergeant Richard Moore is part of a team that patrols an area the size of Francethe world’s largest police beatthere has been a surge of ice-induced violence at the local hospital as well as rising assaults against officers One officer was recently saved by his safety vest after being stabbed by a psychotic addict Moore says "This young fella came out of the bedroom at us with a knife He had self-harmed so there was a lot of blood everywhere So its not just physical injuries to police its hep C all those sorts of things Weve had users spit in our mouths and eyes" The head of the Victorian Alcohol and Drug Association Sam Biondo partly attributes the problem to chronic joblessnessin the Victorian country town of Wangaratta for instance more than a fifth of young people are unemployedas well as a lack of support services to deal with mental health issues "I think all regional communities here are just like some parts of the United States" he says "which are suffering from the effects of transformation fueled by globalization industry closure the effects on local farming The traditional means of employment are going They are sitting ducks" Scipione grows emotional as he speaks of watching a close friends son go from life as a married father to bankrupting his family business to eventually being jailed for attempted murder Ice "rapes people of their dignity" he says He doesn’t pretend to have all the answers: "You cant arrest your way out of this problem" On that there is broad agreement Palmer the former federal police commissioner typifies many when he says the crisis requires a holistic approach that takes in everything from law enforcement and mental health services to the establishment of a national network of detox and rehab centers and a review of social programs looking at housing and employment family support services and education Late last month Queensland premier Annastacia Palaszczuk held her first summit on tackling ice in Rockhampton It looked at everything from youth support to seizing the assets of criminal gangs A statement from the Queensland government says that the summit was born out of the premier’s meeting with “the brave mothers of ice victims” At least it’s a start But until federal and state governments can work out how to deliver ambitious and costly programs to remote communities ice users and their families will be left to improvise their own desperate solutions to a crisis that has no precedent "We are ticking time bombs" says Jenny Wayman who works with the Salvation Army in Rockhampton And local parents she adds have nothing but admiration for Daphne the cage lady "Theyd like to do what she did" Contact us at editors@timecom already in a corporate nightmare The Executive Chairman of the Borno State Emergency Management Agency the release states a sign that they were infected with the virus at some point—although none of them got very 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