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Street view: Should legal highs go back on the market?

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Street view: Should legal highs go back on the market?

Gloria Pokaitara
Gloria Pokaitara

No, too many families have been hurt by that stuff and it ruins families.

GLORIA POKAITARA, 53

Tokoroa

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Alex Mullan
Alex Mullan

No, it's pretty bad.

ALEX MULLAN, 18

Fenton Park

Tio Teka
Tio Teka

No because it's unhealthy and addictive.

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TIO TEKA, 55

Victoria

Victoria Cooper
Victoria Cooper

No, because it's not safe to have on the streets and I think the government should ban them completely.

VICTORIA COOPER, 25

Pukehangi

Sheryl Jones
Sheryl Jones

No, people shouldn't have to take things to have fun, we should be normally happy and high.

SHERYL JONES, 64

Springfield

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