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Drug Testing Politicians: A Call for Accountability in All Workplaces – October 2024
Recent revelations of corruption at Moonee Valley Council have uncovered serious allegations of drug-related misconduct. An IBAC report found that a...
AUSTRLALIA & NEW ZEALAND’S MEDICINAL CANNABIS MARKET – LEGITIMATE MEDICINE OR LEGALISATION UNDER ANOTHER NAME?
October 2024 As the CEO of TDDA, it is critical to highlight the increasing safety risks surrounding the shift from CBD-dominant medicinal cannabis...
TDDA Hosts Expert Workshops on “Workplace Drug Testing… A Glimpse into the Future”
The Drug Detection Agency (TDDA) is currently hosting a series of expert workshops across New Zealand and Australia, providing a valuable look into...
TDDA – Victoria Parliament Inquiry into Workplace Drug Testing – October 2024
Introduction: Workplace safety is paramount for every industry, and drug testing is a vital component of maintaining a safe and productive...
TDDA are proud to announce we are the first collection agency in New Zealand to obtain IANZ accreditation throughout NZ for oral fluid collection, in accordance with section 2 of the AS/NZS 4760:2019
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A key partner of The Drug Detection Agency – National Road Carriers Association (NRC) announces support for new legislation to enable roadside drug testing
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TDDA CEO Glenn Dobson was recently interviewed by Mike Hosking on current Meth use in New Zealand
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TDDA is pleased to announce its updated training offering directed at Managers, Supervisors and People Leaders “Advanced Drug Awareness Training”
This training has new content including; the use of and implications of medicinal cannabis, updated testing statistics and new risk scenarios...
‘Safety first’: Should alcohol be removed from the workplace?
Although alcohol sometimes appears to be popular in the workplace, an expert warns the increasing trend could impact staff safety. Click here to...
Rise In Workplace Alcohol Detections
Since 2022, The Drug Detection Agency (TDDA) has seen alcohol detections rise significantly, with the detection rate nearly doubling during the 2022...