New Zealanders told to check letterboxes for meth

Dealers target empty holiday home in South Island winelands as drop-off points for drugs

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Holiday-home owners in a picturesque region of New Zealand's South Island are being warned to check their letterboxes for hard drugs.

Meth dealers are reportedly using unoccupied property in Central Otago, one of the country's most famous wine-growing areas, as drop-off points.

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