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Otago Lakes Organised Crime lead Detective Sergeant Regan Boucher says the biggest haul was in Queenstown where higher levels of cocaine are being detected in the wastewater. Nine people are appearing before the courts over the coming weeks for a variety of drug dealing charges, some of which include possession for supply of MDMA, ketamine, cocaine, and cannabis. Cocaine is a Class A controlled drug. Family and friends should familiarise themselves with the signs of an overdose, such as heart palpitations, agitation, high fever, becoming unresponsive or seizures. A conviction for supply or possession of any of these types of drugs can hinder international travel. The effect on the brain is one of the biggest concerns and some of them can have long-term effects, if not fatal, depending on how people of various ages may react. Ketamine, a dissociative anaesthetic used by doctors and vets, has grown in popularity as a party drug across New Zealand in recent years. This can be very distressing, he says. With the summer season underway police are urging the public to be aware of their surroundings and be vigilant. The Lakes Weekly delivers stories and news that connects with local so they come away each week better connected to their community. Advertisers benefit from the association with the LWB brand values. Copies are available in service stations, libraries and drop boxes throughout the region and every supermarket throughout the Queenstown basin and Wanaka. Latest News. Drugs and cash seized in Queenstown Lakes. Chronic pain patient endures long wait for treatment: 'ACC has been playing with my life'. Fast-Track project could be scaled back. Latest issue Read Now. Online the issue is available Monday afternoon, on lwb. Read the Latest issue. Advertise Contact.

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Heroin was found in the sample, which had been sold as ketamine but did not contain any of the latter substance. Photo: RF File photo. Drug Information and Alerts Aotearoa New Zealand DIANZ posted an alert on its High Alert website over the weekend, warning that people who consumed the powder, thinking it was ketamine, were at high risk of experiencing serious harm, including death. The concern is that this substance may continue to be sold as ketamine,' the alert read. Misrepresentation can occur anywhere along the supply chain. A sample of the substance had been brought into a drug checking clinic in Auckland. Preliminary testing by the New Zealand Drug Foundation indicated the presence of heroin and no ketamine, according to the alert. Further analysis will be conducted by the Institute of Environmental Science and Research to confirm the contents of the powder. Drug checking services can identify when a substance isn't what it's been sold as - it's free, legal and confidential. The alert continued: 'If you, or someone you know, take this substance and start to lose consciousness or breathe slowly, call immediately. Tell them what you think has been taken and that it could be an opioid overdose. Naloxone can be used to help reverse an overdose. Festival-goers are being urged to get their drugs tested before they head to gigs this summer. Australian Border Force officers examined the man's luggage and allegedly found white powder in the lining of his suitcase. As recreational use of nitrous oxide grows, there are concerns about how little regulation there is around it in New Zealand. Drug drivers have been warned they face a sobering response at checkpoints as tougher transport laws come into force on Saturday. New Zealand RSS. Follow RNZ News. Tags: health Auckland Region. Related Stories Navy helps in international tonne, half-billion-dollar drug bust 10 Aug Around seven tonnes of the overall haul was heroin and methamphetamine. Kiwi, 77, caught with 2kg of heroin at Australian airport 28 Jul Police warn drug drivers enforcement measures imminent 10 Mar New Zealand Fletcher Wong's death at Rhythm and Vines a 'tragic illustration' of drug risks Youths spend night on roof of Oranga Tamariki Auckland justice facility Risks of sharing military-linked intel raised by top secret document leak How to be financially average Transmission Gully link road closed for 'critical' work after just two years Yanfei Bao: Delay in murder trial amid translation issues. Get the RNZ app for ad-free news and current affairs. Top News stories Former Fonterra chief executive Theo Spierings dies Fletcher Wong's death at Rhythm and Vines a 'tragic illustration' of drug risks Youths spend night on roof of Oranga Tamariki Auckland justice facility Risks of sharing military-linked intel raised by top secret document leak How to be financially average.

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