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Results
2019-2020: Cathinones and high-dose MDMA still prevalent
Harm Reduction info
Wash your hands, cough into your elbow and don’t take MDMA – advice for a
Know Our News
What happens when the apocalypse stops the party
Harm Reduction info
Stay temperature smart this summer
Alerts
Update: more pills to be aware of this summer
Harm Reduction info
Eutylone report – “I felt poisoned for 48 hours”
Alerts
ALERT: 5F-MDMB-PINACA sold as crystal LSD
Alerts, Harm Reduction info
Notification: high-dose MDMA pills in circulation ahead of NYE 2019/2020
Harm Reduction info
Check in with your drug use this festival season: FUN or dysFUNctional?
Advocacy
9 facts to dispel myths about drug checking
Harm Reduction info
Another near miss with multiple hospitalisations
Know Our News
Drug checking – beyond the festival season

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Where to from here?

Suspected high-dose MDMA pills tested by KnowYourStuffNZ 2018/2019 season

Mid-season update – what drugs are at festivals this summer

ALERT: Blue pills containing n-ethylpentylone and MDMA

KnowYourStuffNZ’s summer media coverage

Nosebleeds are the least of your worries – why snorting is a bad idea

Fentanyl found at New Zealand festival

Deliberately Deceptive Drug Mixtures Found This Summer

“Faulty batch” warning not helpful

Today’s message is short and simple – test your GHB.

This summer’s crap drug: n-ethylpentylone

KnowYourStuffNZ media coverage for the last four weeks

Cathinones still a concern for 2018 festival season

Possible high dose MDMA pills around – be careful out there NZ

Gearing up for the festival season

Apparently our results are news!

Final results for 2016/2017 now available

Even the PM would support legal drug checking

Russell Brown nails it again

KnowYourStuffNZ in Parliament!

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Our Partners

High Alert

High Alert is New Zealand’s early warning system about dangerous drugs. High Alert is run by the Drug Information and Alerts Aotearoa New Zealand (DIANZ) who are supported by a network of health professionals and social services (both Government and Non-Government Organisations).

New Zealand Drug Foundation

The NZ Drug Foundation is an NGO driven by the vision of an Aotearoa free from Drug Harm. They focus on providing information services, policy advice and lobbying for drug law reform.

NZ Drug Foundation has been working with KnowYourStuff NZ to promote drug checking as harm reduction, providing support through purchase of a spectrometer and logisitical help, and leading advocacy initiatives.

DISC Trust

The DISC Trust is a peer-based harm reduction organisation, and a licensed drug checking service. DISC aims to improve the health and wellbeing of people who use drugs through harm reduction. DISC operates regular drug checking services in Wellington, Christchurch, and Dunedin, as well as static and mobile hep C testing, treatment and support services. DISC Trust is a member of Harm Reduction Coalition Aotearoa and supports human rights and health-based approaches to drugs.

DISC takes pride in New Zealand being the first country in the world to introduce a national state sponsored needle exchange programme.

PHF Science

PHF Science (the NZ Institute for Public Health and Forensic Science Ltd) is a Crown Research Institute dedicated to improving the health, wellbeing and safety of our communities. As a licenced Drug Checking Provider, PHF Science applies world-leading science to support other providers, including KnowYourStuffNZ, with their important drug checking work.

PHF Science supports the Drug Checking Providers with advice and knowledge of international trends; by maintaining the portable Bruker FTIR instruments used by the providers; by providing sample collection kits and some chemical reagents for testing; and by analysing samples from providers that are difficult to identify, or where further follow-up analysis is required. PHF Science also plays a key role in identifying new psychoactive substances.

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