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EPISODE · Jun 25, 2026 · 10 MIN

Meth use in NZ breaks records - why?

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Methamphetamine use in New Zealand continues to break records Wastewater testing data from the last three months shows consumption is up 15% or 4.7 kilograms above the average quantity consumed over the previous four quarters And experts now put the estimated weekly social harm cost at $38.4 million dollars. So what is driving the increase? To discuss Emile is joined by Massey University Professor Chris Wilkins from the SHORE & Whariki Drug Research Team.

Methamphetamine use in New Zealand continues to break records Wastewater testing data from the last three months shows consumption is up 15% or 4.7 kilograms above the average quantity consumed over the previous four quarters And experts now put the estimated weekly social harm cost at $38.4 million dollars. So what is driving the increase? To discuss Emile is joined by Massey University Professor Chris Wilkins from the SHORE & Whariki Drug Research Team.

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