Professor Sandra Jones says we mustn't overlook the greater social impact of excessive alcohol consumption.
Archive - June 2015
Sandra JonesAustralia’s inadequate response to family violence
Body bags and burials cannot continue to be the nation’s response to this mounting national tragedy. Prevention must be key to our efforts.
Michael ThornBill Shorten: We can put an end to family violence
Leader of the Opposition the Hon Bill Shorten MP says there’s no question alcohol is all too common in incidents of family violence.
Bill ShortenFiona Nash: Stopping family violence is a national priority
Assistant Minister for Health Senator the Hon Fiona Nash MP says we need to make a commitment that unequivocally says ‘enough is enough’.
Fiona NashAlcohol’s implication in family violence – Media Wrap Up
Launch Coverage: The National framework for action to prevent alcohol-related family violence.
EditorialRichard Di Natale: We can’t ignore alcohol’s contribution to domestic violence
We know there are things we could implement tomorrow that would mean that many women and children sleep safer.
Richard Di NataleRosie Batty: Alcohol and family violence must be addressed
Rosie Batty says alcohol's link to family violence must be acknowledged and addressed.
Rosie BattyThe private face of alcohol-fuelled violence
Police witness the lives marred by another person’s drinking behind closed doors.
Scott Weber
Diana Egerton-WarburtonSmoke and mirrors: Mixed messages from government
Is the PM serious about addressing alcohol and other drugs? Or are budget cuts the priority?
Meredythe Crane