Alcohol

Alcohol and other drug use increases the severity of violence towards victim survivors, but the drug and alcohol sector and the domestic violence sector remain stubbornly siloed

Our country has a long and often troubled relationship with alcohol, and COVID-19 isolation has the potential to bring out the worst of our national battle with the bottle

The aroma of beer is a key indicator of its quality, now new technology can ‘sniff’ a beer to help brewers create top notch tasty brews and innovative flavours

Celebrating ANZAC Day with a drink is a long tradition, but one that has always been contested

When vulnerable, drug-affected clubbers find themselves on the streets, how can we keep them safe in the 21st century?

As trade talks get underway around resurrecting the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), regional trade agreements are moving toward rules that make it harder to have health warnings on wine and spirits

When Dr Charlie Pagel moved to Melbourne he missed English ales so much he started brewing his own. Now he teaches the art and science of micro-brewing.

A neuroscientist’s view of habitual and compulsive drug and alcohol use, and the power of psychological dependence