Close to 300 people visit the safe-injecting room in the inner-city suburb of Richmond in Melbourne.
It is a place where people can safely go to take drugs, with clean needles and medical professionals on hand.
It is the second safe-injecting room in Australia, with one also located in Sydney's Kings Cross.
Former Police Officer Greg Denham says the idea behind the spaces is to not only stop overdoses but to help curb drug use all together.
However a new report by the Penington Institute reveals people are still dying.
Australia's Annual Overdose report reveals the number of unintentional drug-deaths has risen by 38 per cent in the last decade.
Penington Institute CEO John Ryan says the statistics are concerning.
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