Implementing take-home naloxone in Australia: We’ve come a long way but there’s still a long way to go

August 2020
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April 2015

Addressing alcohol and other drug use among older Australians

Australia’s population is ageing and is doing so at a faster rate than ever before.
February 2015

New Research on ‘Study Drugs’ Planned

University student guilds and health services are receiving anecdotal reports of increased use of so-called 'study drugs' by students.
February 2015

Breaking the Ice: Using evidence to gain perspective on the ice epidemic and what it means for responses

The population rate of methamphetamine use has remained relatively static over the last 10 years.
November 2014

Australia’s alcohol policy ranking does not match its alcohol consumption ranking: what’s going on?

Australia ranks first in terms of the number of alcohol policies it has and its enforcement of those policies, yet alcohol consumption exceeds that of
September 2014

Young people with multiple and complex needs: It’s time to improve our response

Young people with multiple and complex needs do not represent a large proportion of people with significant drug and alcohol or mental health problems
July 2014

Culturally appropriate tools needed to tackle FASD

Fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD) have only recently been recognised as a public health issue in Australia.
April 2014

Alcohol education and schools: What does the evidence tell us about best buys?

What evidence is there to show that school-based drug prevention programs can be part of the solution to Australia's 'alcohol problem'?

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