KnowYourStuffNZ is grateful to receive public funding to support our drug checking service, announced today by the Minister of Health. Aotearoa New Zealand is the first nation to have fully-legal and publicly funded drug checking. We look forward to continuing our service at festivals and public clinics this summer and on. We also appreciate thatContinueContinue reading “Drug checking services receive public funding ahead of this summer’s busy season”
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Media coverage for January
This summer is our busiest season yet, with the Police Minister Stuart Nash supporting drug checking and our New Year alert about n-ethyl pentylone reaching 85,000 people. Of course, that kicked off quite a bit of media coverage: Newshub, 2 January: Drug testing uncovers more laced pills at music festivalRadio NZ, 2 January: Testing showsContinueContinue reading “Media coverage for January”
KnowYourStuffNZ’s summer media coverage
The media gets plenty of stick but honestly, we’ve had pretty good coverage this summer (and lots of it).
KnowYourStuffNZ media coverage for the last four weeks
It’s the middle of festival season and the media interest in our work has been intense. Here’s some of the coverage from that. Also, we’re totally jazzed that the Prime Minister is a) hapū and b) “hugely supportive” of our work. NZ Herald, 28 December: Covert drug testing will again be carried out at festivalsContinueContinue reading “KnowYourStuffNZ media coverage for the last four weeks”
Apparently our results are news!
When we published the final results from our testing data on Sunday, we were not expecting much media interest. After all, the numbers haven’t changed that much since July, when we first published our preliminary results. However, we did attract some attention. Here is a roundup: VICE: These are the drugs appearing at New ZealandContinueContinue reading “Apparently our results are news!”