Mummy drinking websites – a cocktail of issues
“Mummy drinking” sites and events for mothers to get together and socialise can normalise risky drinking and minimise alcohol-related harms, according to alcohol policy experts.
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Calling for women aged 40-65 in the ACT who want to reduce their drinking
Calling for women aged 40-65 in the ACT who want to reduce their drinking
Young people in Australia – more risk averse but not necessarily more healthy
Young people in Australia – more risk averse but not necessarily more healthy
PhD Scholarship awarded to Filip Djordjevic to study community influence on alcohol licencing in Australia and the UK
PhD Scholarship awarded to Filip Djordjevic to study community influence on alcohol licencing in Australia and the UK
In partnership with the Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education (FARE)
