
Local Focus: Reducing drug harm means admitting for most of us drugs are harmless
The importance of testing drugs and being honest with young people to reduce harm.
The importance of testing drugs and being honest with young people to reduce harm.
Low doses of the life-saving antidote Naloxone are a worry, says NZ Drug Foundation.
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Clinics in both Wellington and Masterton will be open in the following days.
The toxic chemical diethylene glycol is currently being sold in Auckland.
ESR is partnering with the Drug Foundation to reduce harm from illegal drugs this summer.
Very little is known about the drug, police and early-warning website warn.
The level of MDMA and alcohol ultimately led to him suffering acute cardiac failure.
Drug users in Taranaki urged to be cautious after two deaths and a hospitalisation.
Focus to change to drugs causing greater harm.
They'd earlier dared each other to eat worms, lick spiders and taste plants.
Government needs to work on drug law reform, the Drug Foundation says.
Where, when and how - so many questions unanswered.
Health teams extremely alarmed to see a deadly synthetic cannabis hit our shores again.
Comment: Lack of balance in the debate about legalising recreational cannabis.
Chris Tobin and his son, 16-month-old, Jack died after Tobin drove into the path of a bus.
The estimated social cost from illicit drug use is $1.8 billion, writes Ben Kepes.
Some users had reported 'dirtier', less pure methamphetamine and increasing prices.
It's impossible to obtain ... if it does pop up, you're paying high prices for your fix.
COMMENT: Allowing drug tests at concerts is the mentality of complete surrender.
COMMENT: Legalising cannabis would help stop pathway to prison for Māori men.
The Government is reviewing drug laws but has kept this under the radar.
There's always hope if you've got good support from clean people, say recovering addicts.
Aggression and delays in learning problems for kids exposed to drug in early years.
For every 1000 people in Hastings and Napier, 990mg of meth is consumed every day.
The fallout from the $100 million meth-testing debacle continues.
UN report on seizures proves tackling 'resilient' demand key to progress, says advocate.
Researchers back cannabis reform, but say Kiwis need full picture before they vote.
This has been welcomed by the Drug Foundation, who said it was "fantastic news."
The man couldn't pass the drugs and went to hospital to remove them from his body.