Two people have been refused bail after police located an estimated $100,000 worth of drugs, including a commercial quantity of MDMA, in their car during a traffic stop near Goulburn.

Officers from Goulburn Highway Patrol stopped the black Mazda sedan on the Hume Highway shortly after 8pm on Monday night.

After the 25-year-old male driver tested positive for the drug ice, police searched the vehicle, locating mobile phones, balaclavas, ammunition, drug paraphernalia and prohibited drugs with a street value of up to $100,000.

The 25-year-old female passenger was then arrested and the car was seized.

They were charged with multiple drug offences including possessing a large commercial quantity of MDMA and an indictable quantity of methlyamphetamine, as well as possessing ammunition without a licence.

The man was additionally charged with possessing a means of disguising the face.

Both were due to appear at Goulburn Local Court on Tuesday.

Police are appealing for witnesses after rubbish was thrown on the Eternal Flame at Memorial Gardens in Wagga Wagga this morning.

About 1.15am (Wednesday 2 September 2015), officers from Wagga Wagga Local Area Command were called to Victory Memorial Gardens, on Baylis and Morrow Street, after reports of someone throwing rubbish at the location.

On arrival police saw a man and found rubbish in the flames of the Eternal Flame at the gardens.

Officers attempted to stop and speak to the man, who ran from the area.

There was no permanent damage to the Eternal Flame, and it remained alight.

Investigators are now appealing for assistance to identify a man who may be able to assist with their inquiries.

He is described as being of Caucasian appearance, about 175cm, thin build and black hair.

Police are investigating after a young girl was approached and grabbed by a man in Mount Austin, near Wagga Wagga, early this morning.

About 8.15am (Tuesday 1 September 2015), the 12-year-old girl was walking alone on Bourke Street, when she was approached by a man.

Police have been told that the man ran up to the girl and grabbed her from behind, before another man shouted at him from a distance and he ran away.

The girl ran to a nearby High School and reported the matter to staff, who in turn contacted police from Wagga Wagga Local Area Command, and an investigation commenced.

The man has been described as being in his mid 30s, wearing a black hooded jumper, and light coloured denim jeans.

Police are appealing for anyone with information, including the man who intervened, to come forward.