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Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters says a proposal to legalise drug checks at music festivals will only send the wrong message to would-be users.
New Zealand First has put the brakes on Labour and Greens supported plan - which would have allowed pill testing services at events this summer.
The party says it condones illegal drug taking - while advocates say it will save lives.
Jordan Bond reports.

Pressure is on Otago University proctor Dave Scott to resign tonight after he entered a Dunedin flat without permission and confiscated three bongs.

Air New Zealand has been called disgraceful and discriminatory after turning away a man from a job because of his ta moko.

The Provincial Growth Fund is stumping up $40 million for companies investing in converting waste to useable products to try and slow down the amount of low quality plastic being dumped in landfills.

The Rugby World Cup in Japan is the trip of a lifetime for many New Zealanders, but the land of the rising sun is also home to many expat Kiwis.

Some came for love, others for work. Some came to visit and just never left.

Rotorua man Gareth Hay is one of those Kiwis and he and his Oita-based Japanese family are massive All Blacks fans.

Rugby reporter Joe Porter caught up with Gareth and his son Kendrick, who are going to all five games that their city is hosting.