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Organisation

National Drug Research Institute

Owning Institution:
Acronym:
NDRI
Evaluation

Makin’ Tracks (2004 – 2007) summary evaluation


The evaluation strategy for the project was developed by ADAC staff members in consultation with staff from NDRI when the original project proposal was prepared.
Report

Management of alcohol at large-scale sports fixtures and other public events


Alcohol is available at a wide range of sporting, music and other public events and often is a central focus of celebrations of success and achievement. Unfortunately, alcohol is also associated with verbal and physical abuse, arrests for aggressive behaviour and violence and admissions to hospital as a consequence of alcohol related assaults. Steve Allsop...
Report

An evaluation of liquor licensing restrictions in the Western Australian community of Port Hedland


In response to expressions of concern from the Town of Port Hedland about local alcohol problems, the Western Australian Director of Liquor Licensing conducted a series of inquiries leading to the decision to impose restrictions on the sale and promotion of packaged liquor. Richard Midford, Deidra Young, Denese Playford, Elaine Kite, Tanya Chikritzhs and Richard...
Report

Trends in youth alcohol consumption and related harms in Australian jurisdictions, 1990-2002


Tanya Chikritzhs and Richard Pascal document trends in harms due to risky and high risk drinking for young people across Australia. They report annual rates for males and females aged between15 and 24 years for all states and territories have been presented, as well as comparisons between Indigenous and non-Indigenous youth and metropolitan and non-metropolitan...
Report

Under-aged drinking among 14-17 year olds and related harms in Australia


About two thirds of Australian teenagers aged 14-17 years drink alcohol and one in five of these teenagers drinks at least weekly. Consumption of alcohol by teenagers is associated with a range of adverse health outcomes, particularly injury. Tanya Chikritzhs, Richard Pascal and Paul Jones document levels of consumption and alcohol-attributable harms for under-aged drinkers...

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