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ABC News Australia

In short:

Craig Garland, the state parliament independent member for Braddon, has appeared in court in Tasmania’s north-west.

Mr Garland previously said he tested positive for cannabis at a roadside test in November.

What’s next?

Mr Garland must enter a plea at his next court date, on June 26.

Tasmanian independent MP Craig Garland has not entered a plea after appearing in court charged with drug driving.

The Braddon state MP was in Burnie Magistrates Court on Monday morning charged with one count of driving a motor vehicle whilst a prescribed illicit drug is present in your oral fluid.

He appeared unrepresented in court before Magistrate Katie Edwards, did not enter a plea to the charge, and was granted an adjournment until next month.

The former commercial fisherman, elected to state parliament at the 2024 election, told ABC Radio in November he had tested positive at a roadside drug test while on his way to Montagu, in the state’s north-west, to go fishing.