After a 23 year wait Australia is now at a critical juncture.
Category: Policy
The industry continues to actively muddy efforts to educate the public of the harms of alcohol consumption
The alcohol lobby’s shockingly cynical response to a serious national problem
Lobbyists are watering down health policies in favour of harmful products.
Why Australia’s useless alcohol marketing self-regulation fails to protect children from alcohol advertising in esports.
Call for urgent reform of digital marketing
Does the NT want to gamble with the future ownership of a Darwin Dan Murphys?
After years of working as a police officer in Kings Cross, Pat Gooley illustrates why we must not wind things back to the blood-stained days before the late-night measures.
Analysis confirms Australia’s strategy to reduce alcohol harm has been seriously undermined by the alcohol industry in a case of regulatory capture.
It is prudent that harm minimisation is the driving force of the new Liquor Act
Pro-alcohol modifications to the draft National Alcohol Strategy suggest the process has been hijacked by the powerful alcohol industry.
The David and Goliath battle playing out between councils that want to uphold community wishes and the alcohol industry that seeks to maintain profits.