Police are moving to the next phase of the investigation into the death of Dunedin student Sophia Crestani, after wrapping up dozens of witness interviews.
The 19-year-old died after reportedly being crushed when hundreds of people tried to leave a party at Dundas St flat The Manor on October 5.
Otago Coastal area prevention manager Inspector Wil Black said interviews had been completed, and the case file would now be put together before being sent to the Coroner.
It was still unclear if any charges would be laid.
"I think everybody acknowledges that party wasn't put on for any other reason than for those students to have a good time, and unfortunately that didn't happen on that night, and that tragedy occurred," he said.