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Parents living in Melton Shire are invited to a free info forum to learn effective parenting strategies from experts, including how to talk to teenagers about alcohol.
A summary of selected findings from an Australian-first population-wide survey to measure Victoria's alcohol culture, particularly among Victorians aged 16 years and older.
A VicHealth public opinion survey reveals 87 per cent of Victorians support or strongly support banning the supply of alcohol to minors without parental consent. Parents were even more likely to agree – at 91 per cent.
The first winners of an initiative from health promotion foundation VicHealth seeking to mobilise young Victorians around the sneaky tactics of booze companies say booze is ‘everywhere’ and Top Spin has ‘opened their eyes’ to how alcohol companies manipulate the way they drink.
The Top Spin competition shows the power of young Victorians voices and their concerns on alcohol industry tactics.
VicHealth launches new competition to tackle the impact of alcohol harm on young people.
It’s a case of generations colliding, with hundreds of young Victorians set to gather with researchers, advocates and policy makers today to discuss youth mental health.
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.
VicHealth's research has shown us that drinking is seen as normal in most social situations, from funerals to children's birthday parties, to the footy and everything in between.