Public health experts on what the future holds for alcohol policy.
Archive - January 2015
Editorial
Michael Thorn
Kypros Kypri
Dennis Young
Brian Vandenberg
Sandra Jones
Vicki Russell
John CrozierUrgently needed: Voices for integrity in public policymaking
Society needs strong voices to promote public health and the integrity of policy-making processes.
Michael MooreLives saved and our freedom not threatened
12 months ago the NSW government announced measures to curb alcohol violence. One year on, the people of Sydney have the freedom to enjoy a night out without fear.
Kids learn a lot from sports
New Good Sports campaign shines a spotlight on healthy sporting club cultures.
NAAPA 2015: Why we must act on alcohol
Rob McEwen, father of Bondi assault victim Michael McEwen, stresses why NSW must act on alcohol.
Rob McEwenWill 2015 be another fizzer for alcohol policy?
The 2014 National Alcohol Policy Scorecard results look bleak, but will this year be another fizzer for alcohol policy, or a chance for Australian governments to rebuild?
NAAPA 2015: Not one more
Dr Stephen Parnis (AMA NSW) officially launches the NAAPA 2015 NSW Election Platform Launch.
Stephen ParnisRebalancing the scales
The events in Sydney last summer, which culminated in the NSW Government winding back 100 years of the gradual liberalisation of trading hour regulation for premises selling alcohol, showed that communities can be heard...
Drink Club
Bradman here. There’s been quite a fuss in the media of late about the alcohol industry’s devilish role in hijacking government alcohol policy reform. I’d like to redress the balance, so if you’ll indulge me for just a...
Bradman St Peters