But an Opotiki councillor is condemning National's War on P policy.
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News29 arrested, four meth labs closed down in Waikato drug raids
$1 million in cash, meth, firearms, vehicles and stolen property were seized in the latest Waikato drug raids.
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Te Waiariki want to put a stop to P
Fears and concerns have spread throughout Tāneatua to Te Waimana Kaaku after a growing number of P-related incidences recently.
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Hone Harawira wants more focus on shutting down 'P' use
The Northland leader says 'P' is just as deadly as Covid-19.
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Former P addict uses social media to support other whānau in recovery
P has devastated communities across the country but an initiative by a former user has kicked off on social media.
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Reformed meth addict leads anti-drug campaign in Bay of Plenty
A reformed meth drug addict is taking a stand to stamp out 'P' from her small Bay of Plenty community of Taneātua.
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Urutā: COVID-19 Advice for Māori by Māori health experts
Māori doctors and health experts worried about the lack of Covid-19 planning for Māori have banded together to create a national Māori pandemic group, Te Rōpū Whakakaupapa Urutā. The group has created a website and digital platforms to provide expert health advice for whānau, iwi and health providers.
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Miss Rotorua continues to support youth with her unique story
International Women’s Day today also marks almost six months since the inspiring Evarna Koia, of Ngāti Maniapoto, won her title as Miss Rotorua. Koia is a former methamphetamine addict and has been imprisoned for theft as a teen, but has since turned her life around after attending Sunday church in prison.
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Homeless pair resolve to fight synthetic cannabis addiction in 2020
A homeless pair in Rotorua set news years resolutions of quitting synthetic cannabis and gaining permanent housing.
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Recovering addict pledges his life to serving others in 2020
Jason Tereva of Ngāti Maniapoto and Cook Island decent is a product of the state care services in New Zealand. For most of his life Tereva has had to contend with being moved to multiple state service homes, and has battled with alcohol and drug addiction. But Tereva has left that life behind him and on this, the last day of 2019, he's focused on a new life for himself, one that he has found doing voluntary work for the Salvation Army in Wellington.
