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19 Dec 2013

Name That Point campaign

Name That Point started a conversation with young Victorians about how we are drinking. We all know there's a point during drinks where your evening could go either way - where one more drink could set you on the road to drunkenness.

Alcohol cultural change
22 Dec 2014

No excuses, our booze culture must change

By Jerril Rechter, VicHealth CEO

Alcohol Culture Change
04 Mar 2014

The nuts and bolts of creating a culture change campaign

By Jerril Rechter, VicHealth CEO

Name That Point campaign
24 Mar 2014

It's time to talk about our drinking culture

By Jerril Rechter, VicHealth CEO

Australia's alcohol culture
05 Dec 2013

Let's find the point when order becomes disorder

By Jerril Rechter, VicHealth CEO

Name That Point campaign
19 Jan 2012

Evaluation of the impact of febfast participation

VicHealth evaluates febfast, a national community-based initiative that challenges people to take a break from alcohol for a month each year.

Preventing harm from alcohol
10 Aug 2010

AFL Victoria announces local alcohol initiative

AFL Victoria and VicHealth are joining forces to make this year’s footy finals even more enjoyable for spectators in the Western Region, Essendon District and Central Highlands Football Leagues.

Partner Release
23 Jun 2010

One in two Australians cut back on booze

A new report released today on the state of Australia's health shows half of all Australians (48.2 per cent) are taking action to reduce their drinking.

Partner Release
04 Dec 2013

Name That Point

There's a point during drinks where your evening could go either way.

Alcohol cultural change
05 Mar 2014

Free bottles of water for nightclub patrons

VicHealth has joined forces with Free is Better to hand out more than 4000 bottles of water in and around bars and nightclubs in the CBD, Fitzroy, St Kilda and Docklands this weekend.

Alcohol cultural change
31 Jan 2014

Minister Mary Wooldridge and VicHealth CEO take on FebFast

Victorian Minister for Mental Health Mary Wooldridge and VicHealth CEO Jerril Rechter have joined thousands of Australians who have pledged to go alcohol-free for February.

Partner Release
05 Dec 2013

Victorians invited to name that point with new campaign

Minister for Mental Health Mary Wooldridge and VicHealth CEO Jerril Rechter will today unveil a new campaign designed to spark a frank and open discussion about alcohol consumption levels.

Alcohol cultural change