Two other women, both aged 43, were taken to Gold Coast University Hospital, each in a critical condition.
On Saturday morning, one woman continued to fight for her life in the intensive care unit, while the other was stable.
The four remaining women were assessed by paramedics at the scene, but refused to be taken to hospital.
Mitchell Ware, of the Queensland Ambulance Service, passed on his condolences to the woman’s family.
“Unfortunately, despite specialists’ attempts on the scene, which included our high acuity response unit, that patient was unable to be revived and was declared deceased,” the Gold Coast senior operations supervisor said.
“The other two were not breathing for themselves, so paramedics obviously had to provide supplemental oxygen for them.”
Danielle Whittaker died at the scene on Friday.Credit: Facebook
Only two weeks after speaking about recreational drugs, Ware said he was frustrated to be warning people again that there was no such thing as a safe drug.
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“You don’t know what’s going into them, you don’t know who’s made them,” he said.
“You may be told one thing, it may be something completely different.
“There’s always an element of risk.”
Police will prepare a report for the coroner.