"Ganja Queen" tells the harrowing story of Australian vacationer Schapelle Corby, who in 2004 was discovered with 10 pounds of pot in her luggage after she touched down in Indonesia -- where drug ...

After watching "Ganja Queen," I am completely obsessed with the Shapelle Corby story. I cannot stop reading news articles about her trial, her family, and her current situation in Bali, Indonesia.

Corby was the subject of a 2007 documentary, "Ganja Queen". More on this story. The drugs, the circus and an anticipated return. Published. 26 May 2017. Why Schapelle's story gripped Australia.

Schapelle Corby is living every traveler's worst nightmare -- convicted in 2005 of smuggling marijuana into Indonesia, the 30-year-old Australian is serving a 20-year sentence in a cramped prison.

Indonesians, who called Corby "Ganja Queen," were mystified by Australia's response. To them, the case was clear-cut, and the Australian outrage overly nationalistic.

The decaying dollar, airlines that treat you like cargo, and America’s decimated reputation overseas have all made traveling more a burden than a blast. But after watching the HBO documentary… ...

Indonesian media outlets dubbed Corby “The Ganja Queen” and she received little sympathy from the public, who largely support the country’s tough anti-drugs laws. Corby was quick to join social media, ...

Denpasar - Australian Schapelle Corby was on Saturday deported from Bali 12 years after being convicted of drug trafficking on the holiday island, battling through a media storm in a dramatic end to a ...