Victoria’s first sobering centre to open in Collingwood
The centre will be a safe place for intoxicated civilians.
The centre will be a safe place for intoxicated civilians.
Research tells us that there is a clear link between alcohol and crime.
The centre will be a safe place for intoxicated civilians.
Research tells us that there is a clear link between alcohol and crime.
Data has been collected over seven years by the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission.
The centre will be a safe place for intoxicated civilians.
Research tells us that there is a clear link between alcohol and crime.
The results are a mixed bag.
A new word of alcohol dependency is “sober curious”.
Medical professionals have slammed the idea of a hangover clinic, but it may not be as harmful as first thought, writes Taylah Burrows.
Amy Winehouse, and most recently, Amanda Peterson, have been blamed for their fatal overdoses. Jessica Testa asks if this is misdirected.
An Australian brewery has announced plans to include nutritional information on all of its beer bottles, writes Kathleen O’Connor.
Changing gender roles are narrowing the gap between Australian drinkers, writes Erica Jolly.
Ally Dennis discusses why undergoing a ‘dry month’ can be painful and pointless.
Life Education Australia is challenging you to lose the booze in October, writes Mandi Santic.
With alcohol-related costs doubling government revenue, Timothy Arendshorst explores whether it’s really worth it.
Being young doesn’t make you invincible when it comes to binge drinking, writes Timothy Arendshorst.
A punitive justice system and ongoing disadvantage have caused Indigenous imprisonment rates to be higher than ever, writes Emil Jeyaratnam.
Richmond’s spinning sign is at it again, with a tasteless celebration of alcohol’s harmlessness. Kevin Hawkins believes there has been one revolution too many.
What if the answers to this generation’s behaviour lay in episodes of The Simpsons? With remote in hand, Sam Drummond takes stock of his life during the morning after the night before.
Bree Ryan agreed to give up alcohol for a month, all in the name of a good cause or two. Yet with ten days of teetotalling still to go, she may not have toppled, but she can’t wait to tipple.