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Young people drinking at a pub together

Alcohol harm prevention

The conversation we had to have on alcohol

It's telling that the only times we consider drinking inappropriate are at church, at a baby shower or in a study group. Virtually everywhere else, the research tells us, it's culturally acceptable for Victorians to drink.
Young women out at night

Name That Point campaign

The nuts and bolts of creating a culture change campaign

By Jerril Rechter, VicHealth CEO
Hand grabbing a beer out of an icebox

Australia's alcohol culture

It's time to talk about our drinking culture

By Jerril Rechter, VicHealth CEO
Young women out at night

Name That Point campaign

Let's find the point when order becomes disorder

By Jerril Rechter, VicHealth CEO
Men ordering drinks at a pub

Name That Point campaign

Taking a different approach to alcohol campaigns

By Jerril Rechter, VicHealth CEO
Friends posing for a photo in a park

Partner Release

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.
Hand grabbing a beer out of an icebox

Partner Release

Study: Victorians aren’t aware alcohol causes cancer

VIC: Research released today shows one in two Victorians don’t realise that alcohol causes cancer, prompting the Alcohol Policy Coalition to call for health advisory labels on all alcohol products to better inform consumers.
Young people drinking at a party

Partner Release

Research reveals schoolies alcohol harm

New research has revealed young people are consuming an average of nearly nine standard alcoholic drinks a session during Schoolies Week celebrations.
Pouring water from a bottle into a glass

Alcohol cultural change

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.
Woman and man laughing at a cafe by the beach

Preventing harm from alcohol

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.
Two men drinking beers

Alcohol harm prevention

Reducing harm from alcohol - creating a healthier Australia

NAAA is a new national coalition of health and community organisations from across Australia that has been formed with the goal of reducing alcohol-related harm.
People drinking and talking together

Alcohol harm prevention

Drinking cultures and social occasions–public holidays

Research into alcohol related harm and public holidays in Victoria shows an influx of hospital admissions, ambulance call outs and arrests for assault on most social occasions throughout the year, as well as the day before.