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    Australian Drinking Habits: 2007 vs 2017

    The drinking landscape in Australia is evolving. Australian Drinking Habits: 2007 vs 2017 seeks to understand how our drinking culture has changed over the past ten years, what has influenced these changes, and what this means for health prevention efforts aimed at reducing harm from excessive consumption.

    How To Drink Properly wins second international marketing award

    13 April 2015 DrinkWise and its agency Clemenger BBDO have claimed their second international accolade for the ground-breaking ‘How To…

    DrinkWise urges Schoolies to “stay classy”

    25 November 2014 DrinkWise will build on the success of its award-winning How to Drink Properly campaign by reminding young…

    DrinkWise launches next phase of How to Drink Properly campaign

    25 November 2014 DrinkWise Australia has launched the next phase of its award-winning How to Drink Properly campaign to remind…

    How to Drink Properly campaign a winner

    30 September 2014 DrinkWise Australia has received international recognition for its ground-breaking ‘How to Drink Properly’ social marketing campaign, claiming…

    Is your drinking out of control?

    Binge drinking is more common, and more dangerous, than you may think.

    Walking on the edge – the risks of binge drinking.

    Binge drinking. Know people that do it? But do they know the risks?

    Are you prejudiced against non-drinkers?

    Drinking alcohol is part of the Australian culture. So it can be a difficult decision to be a non-drinker. However choosing not to drink is your decision, and one that should be supported. You shouldn’t feel the need to make excuses or justify your decision to anyone.

    How to deal with teen drinking

    Delaying the introduction of alcohol for as long as possible starts at home – it’s one of the most important things you can do as a parent.

    Surviving Schoolies: how to keep your teen safe

    Your teen’s worked hard all year, finished high school and now they’re heading off for a week of celebration with friends – an exciting time for them, but naturally you’re worried.