Alcohol is essentially the opposite of everything sports should represent says young baseball star Mitch Edwards
Archive - November 2018
Mitch EdwardsDeclining alcohol consumption in Australia: implications for public health
Alcohol consumption in Australia is declining. What might explain this trend and what can be done by policymakers to encourage further positive action.
Amy Pennay
Sarah CallinanNew National FASD action plan unveiled at Australasian Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Conference
Commonwealth announce more than $7 million in new funding
EditorialSupporting vibrancy over violence – the truth about Sydney’s lockout laws
Following public outcry over the violent and senseless deaths of Thomas Kelly and Daniel Christie, and severe injury to a number of other young people in Sydney’s CBD, life-saving alcohol control measures were...
Michael ThornThe truth about fetal alcohol spectrum disorder
Leading Canadian researchers shed light on FASD, by dispelling common misunderstandings and revealing some evidence-based truths
Carly McMorris
Catherine Lebel
Chantel RitterWhat would Richie Think?
Test cricketer and former Chairman of Selectors John Inverarity talks about the power and responsibility of sporting role models
Jeremy HendersonWhat is the link between alcohol and cancer?
Most Australians are in the dark on alcohols strong link to cancer
The Your Room TeamBooze companies exploiting an advertising loophole
The alcohol industry is using premier sporting events to flog their products during children’s viewing hours
Tony WalkerAustralian cricket’s wake-up call on a culture that has cost it dearly
Cricket Australia has cheated the game and the health of their young fans.
Steve Georgakis