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Calls for permanent pill testing after festival success

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Victoria's first pill-testing trial - at the Beyond The Valley festival - has been hailed a success. (Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS)

Australia's largest festival pill-testing trial has been hailed a success, with the program's boss declaring the service should roll out permanently.

The trial at the Beyond The Valley music festival was the first time Victoria has offered pill testing, and the state's health minister and the service's boss declared it had done its job.

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