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Woman died after taking MDMA at rave at Auckland's Bastion Point - Vimarsana News

Woman died after taking MDMA at rave at Auckland's Bastion Point

Karen Ellett's death was a “disaster”, her father said. "She had so much potential."

Drug-testing body wants $1m as MDMA use surges - Vimarsana News

Drug-testing body wants $1m as MDMA use surges

By RNZ MDMA, also known as ecstasy, is now the second most popular illicit substance in New Zealand, and users are calling for ways to test drugs being sol

Drug-testing body calls for $1m funding as MDMA use on increase - Vimarsana News

Drug-testing body calls for $1m funding as MDMA use on increase

MDMA, also known as ecstasy, is now the second most popular illicit substance in New Zealand and users are calling for ways to test drugs being sold to them.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Nine grams of dangerous drug handed in during volunteer testing - Vimarsana News

Nine grams of dangerous drug handed in during volunteer testing

Drug testing agency Know Your Stuff believe the drugs, if taken, could've resulted in up to 63 hospitalisations.

Simon Bridges criticised for linking festival deaths to drug-testing service - Vimarsana News

Simon Bridges criticised for linking festival deaths to drug-testing service

1 hour ago The Government passed legislation that allowed recreational drugs to be legally tested at summer festivals in December. Credits: Video - Newshub; Image - Getty Images National MP Simon Bridges has been accused of disrespecting families of the dead after linking fatalities at festivals over summer with drug-testing services, despite none of the deaths being linked to drug use.  The Government last year temporarily legalised drug-testing services at music festivals, which had already been operating in a legal grey area for several years. That law is set to expire in December, but in...