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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.
The No Excuse Needed campaign is set to challenge a pervasive alcohol culture that aims to empower young Victorians to make responsible decisions about their drinking.
A young Victorian has won a statewide search – and won $5,000 – by inventing a name for the point during a night out when clear thinking turns to more drinking.
VicHealth's No Excuse Needed campaign aimed to drive culture change by challenging perceived social norms around drinking.
Our new research puts Victoria's alcohol culture under the microscope. Take our quiz to discover what kind of drinker you are.
New research from health promotion foundation VicHealth shows most parents back tougher restrictions on the supply of alcohol to underage Victorians, as new laws come into effect today.
There's a point during drinks where your evening could go either way.
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.
VicHealth evaluates febfast, a national community-based initiative that challenges people to take a break from alcohol for a month each year.
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.
Researchers from Melbourne have studied thousands of Victorian alcohol drinkers to reveal four ‘drinking types’. The types of drinkers give insight into the links between personality, cultural influences, and drinking to excess.
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.
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