A woman has died, 32 people were caught drug driving and two people were found with weapons at a dance festival in central Victoria, police say.
A 43-year-old woman from Bayswater died at Pyalong on Saturday and her death is not being treated as suspicious, police confirm.
A report will be prepared for the coroner.
The woman may have had a pre-existing medical condition, Earthcore music festival organisers say.
A medical team reached the woman within two minutes but was unable to revive her, according to a statement posted to the Earthcore Facebook page on Monday.
Festival organisers "are aware of an existing medical condition and are waiting for the coroner's inquest."
"We offered a counselling service on site to all staff and patrons at the time of the incident," the statement reads.
"This is truly heart breaking news and we will be releasing a formal statement once we have all the facts in place."
Police ran operations inside and outside the Earthcore festival grounds from November 24-28, including sniffer dogs.
During the five-day festival, 19 drug diversion notices were issued, 28 people were cautioned for cannabis and four people were interviewed for possessing a drug of dependence.
Police also interviewed two people for possession of a weapon and 32 were caught drug driving.
"While the presence of drugs is still concerning, police were pleased with the general behaviour of the crowd," police said in a statement.
Media reports of a man being voluntarily waterboarded - a form of torture - at the festival have not been reported to police, a spokesman told AAP.
