is emerging that offers some hope that, after many years of disappointments, they may have some hope of sustaining a realistic challenge in the next World Cup.

They are still a work in progress. While it may prove devilishly tough for anyone outside the current squad to force themselves into the bowling attack, there are still a couple of batting positions that could become vacant. The England management remain keen to see Jos Buttler in ODI action, while Ben Stokes, the Durham allrounder who has missed the tour due to a finger injury, is another of whom much is expected.

The formula is beginning to come together, however. Alastair Cook's emergence as a quality ODI opener is now disputed by few, while Kevin Pietersen's return to form provided a reminderpanic over the presence of dogs would increase the risk of attendees overdosing. In 2013 a 23 year old man overdosed at Defqon1. In his father’s account, he took three ecstasy pills at once when he saw that there was a drug dog operation at the entrance, and died that night.

Penrith Police refused to take up Unharm's call for them to support rather than detract from the harm reduction work done by Red Cross' Save A Mate Program at the festival. 30 Save A Mate volunteers staffed a harm reduction outreach program at the festival on Saturday.

Prior to the event NSW Police issued a warning to attendees about pills containing 25c-NBOMe, but no pill-testing services were available to attendees.

Dr Alex Wodak calls for new approaches

Dr Alex Wodak, President