A Canberra woman has been charged with drug supply after being arrested at a music festival in south-west Sydney on Friday.
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The 27-year-old has been charged with two counts of supplying a prohibited drug and two counts of possessing a prohibited drug.
NSW Police laid the charges after searching the woman at the Secret Garden music festival in Camden and allegedly finding MDMA tablets, also known as ecstasy, and cocaine.
She was granted conditional bail and is scheduled to appear at Picton Local Court on March 28.
The Canberra woman is one of 10 people due to face the south-west Sydney court that day on drug supply and possession charges, following searches carried out at the music festival.
In a statement, NSW Police said officers searched 300 people and 109 vehicles at Secret Garden on day one of an operation on Friday.
They allegedly found MDMA, cocaine and cannabis in 40 of the searches.
Fifteen people were issued criminal infringement notices, while 16 were given cannabis cautions.
Five people aged between 19 and 23 died from suspected drug overdoses at music festivals in NSW between September and January.
The Canberra woman's arrest at a NSW music festival comes less than a week after the ACT government gave the green light for a second pill-testing trial at Canberra's Groovin the Moo music festival.
