Home News & Publications Research & publications Share Share Share Copy Link Copy Link Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Email Local government strategies for alcohol-related harm minimisation Local government 16 Nov 2017 Research and Publications Scroll down Body Reducing alcohol-related harm in the community requires efforts from multiple sectors and levels of government.Download: Local government approaches to minimise alcohol-related harm: Learnings from a VicHealth workshop (PDF, 319 KB) The role of councils in the minimisation of alcohol-related harm is complex. Along with challenges, many opportunities exist for councils and other stakeholders to work together and share information and strategies. There are active debates regarding local governments’ roles in both the planning and licensing schemes.A VicHealth peer-learning workshop involving council representatives and other stakeholders was held in August 2017. The workshop explored local government approaches to addressing alcohol-related harms through planning and other processes.This summary highlights the issues raised, current council approaches and future opportunities. Title You might be interested in these Harmful industries’ digital marketing to Australian children Read more Discover Alcohol harm prevention Councils-LGA Research Back Share Share Share Copy Link Copy Link Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Email