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The youngest players and fans in Australian sport are showing the big boys how to behave. Baseball Australia’s Little League Championship is underway – the first competition to promote the code’s pledge to shun alcohol advertising.
Are the socially-constructed expectations of men fuelling their risky drinking behaviour?
A new report has found that nowhere is really safe for Australian children when it comes to alcohol marketing.
Australia’s premier science institute CSIRO has been exposed its ties to the alcohol industry and its pro-alcohol research.
While young people today are savvier than previous generations, many haven’t considered how alcohol advertising might be influencing their own decisions.
Australian governments must ignore industry influence and take the long view by investing more in health prevention
It was previously thought that moderate drinking could be good for our health. The latest evidence says the opposite.
A look at the promising alcohol policy developments in the Northern Territory
Last week was a big week for the Northern Territory in its ongoing efforts to reduce the unacceptable level of alcohol harm.
The culture of alcohol and sport has to be changed from the top
Australia’s rising baseball star Mitch Edwards believes Baseball Australia has made a fantastic strategic play by becoming the first major Australian sporting code to officially join the campaign.