A Police operation into the sale and distribution of synthetic cannabis is underway in Avondale, Auckland this morning.
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Further push for more rehab beds
The NZ Drug Foundation wants to alleviate the growing concern from mental health workers and families seeking rehabilitation services but say more funding is needed to tackle rising requests for help.
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Rereātea- Midday News Bytes 31 March 2017
Rereātea brings you the latest news live from the Māori Television newsroom. Today Kimiora Kaire-Melbourne and Wikitoria Day take you through the top stories of the day.
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Mums anguish over wait for help
An Auckland mother is desperate to get help for her son with a drug addiction after viewing a viral social media video showing a woman in a drug induced state.
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Dad reveals daughter in drug video awaits rehab
The young woman at the centre of a disturbing drug fuelled video has applied for rehab.
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Raw drug-use video prompts woman to change
A disturbing online clip that shows a pair in a 'zombie-like' state after consuming an unknown drug substance has gone viral. A West Auckland man posted the raw video of his sister and her partner ‘high’ on what he says is ‘bath salts’, and he did so to raise drug awareness due to his frustrations around youth drug consumption.
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Disturbing online video prompts warning from NZ Drug Foundation
The Executive Director of the New Zealand Drug Foundation Ross Bell has issued a warning regarding the extreme dangers of taking synthetic substances after a video was posted online of a man and a women in a ‘zombie-like’ state.
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Nearly 30% of children 0-5 years in Northland at risk
A new service has been launched in Northland to support children born into environments of alcohol and drugs. The only known programme of its kind in New Zealand, Tupua Waiora will focus on pregnant mums and children up to three years of age.
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NewsTaupo woman faces Bali drug trial
A Taupo woman who arrived in Bali last year and admitted to carrying the drug methamphetamine, walked into court yesterday in silence and looking nervous.
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Native Affairs Summer Series- Learning to trust again
Everything negative that could happen to a person happened to Patricia Walsh. She was sent to jail for dealing drugs, was hooked on pure methamphetamine and suffered a life of violence. But an ultimatum from her son and then tertiary education helped Patricia's remarkable change.
