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Festival drug testing

Published 16 January 2024, 8:35 am
A spate of overdoses at music festivals in Melbourne has led to renewed calls to implement state-run drug testing facilities at the events. According to a new report, more than 60 deaths linked to overdoses at music festivals over almost twenty years could have been prevented.
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