NZ Drug Foundation Staff
The truth we all need to hear
Korero Pono JustSpeak exhibition: Even the shortest prison sentence can be a life sentence for some.
Introducing He Korowai Aroha, Health Not Handcuffs
A new movement called Health Not Handcuffs has been launched ahead of the cannabis referendum, calling for drug laws that give people a hand up instead of a lock up
Q&A: Jenny Valentish
enny Valentish is a journalist and novelist. Her latest book Woman of Substances is part memoir and part investigation into the relationship between gender, trauma and addiction
Living Sober 3.0
Changes afoot for Living Sober community
Q&A: Anne Bardsley
Hear directly from the lead author of the Chief Science Advisor's report on third hard exposure to methamphetamine.
Festival-goers more informed - and more cautious
KnowYourStuffNZ have analysed results from drug checking they offered at several festivals around NZ over the summer. Read a summary of the results.
Q&A: Chlöe Swarbrick
Green MP Chlöe Swarbrick speaks to Q&A about her reaction to the medicinal cannabis bill, and what life is like as a new MP
Mental health inquiry - line in the sand
Four sector leaders talk about what they would like to see come out of the government's mental health inquiry
Keeping safer under summer skies
Photo essay: A day in the life of drug safety checking at a kiwi music festival.
Step into the light
Cover story summary: Personal stories of drug use, highlighting consumer perspectives
Q&A: Lizzie Marvelly
We introduce the Drug Foundation’s newest board member Lizzie Marvelly, who brings rich experience from the worlds of music, media and social change.
The right message: Engaging teens and young people
Update on how 'peer crowds' research is being used to inform a range of youth-focused projects