These guidelines communicate evidence concerning these risks to the Australian community to allow individuals to make informed decisions regarding the amount of alcohol that they choose to drink.

Alcohol-related violence and anti-social behaviour in public spaces is a complex policy problem for Australian governments, which seek a balance between acknowledging the significant contribution made by the liquor industry to Australia’s economy and the harms and costs that are associated with alcohol consumption. The ‘alcohol problem’ is one that goes beyond the capacity of...

This research report explores the experiences of workers in community service organisations working with clients with problematic drug use.

The Australian Unity Wellbeing Index monitors the subjective wellbeing of the Australian population. The first survey was conducted in April 2001 and this report concerns the 19th survey, undertaken in April 2008.

This policy statement articulates the Brumby Government's commitment to preventing and reducing harm associated with alcohol misuse in Victoria. It identifies both specific immediate actions to be undertaken and establishes a long-term framework for change that will focus action across government, stakeholders and the wider community.