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Alcohol Consumption and Associated Risk Factors in Auckland Pacific Island...

Report examining the alcohol drinking patterns of students among the separate Pacific groups in Aotearoa New Zealand, it is based on the 1997-1998 data collected in a cross-sectional survey of 2,500 Auckland high school students. Online version only.

The Way We Drink : the Current Attitudes and Behaviours of New Zealanders...

Reports findings of a survey of New Zealanders aged 12 years or more, identifying their motivating and inhibiting behaviours around the consumption of alcohol. Online version only.

The Way We Drink : the Current Attitudes and Behaviours of New Zealanders...

Reports findings of a survey of New Zealanders aged 12 years or more, identifying their motivating and inhibiting behaviours around the consumption of alcohol.

History of Alcohol Advertising on Radio and Television

Outlines the historical sequence of alcohol advertising change in Aotearoa New Zealand. Online version only.

Te iwi Maori me te inu waipiro : he tuhituhinga hitori - Maori &...

This document covers pre- and early contact with Pakeha, charting the introduction of alcohol into Maori society during the nineteenth century, the impacts of the New Zealand Wars, increased trade and colonisation and the role of alcohol surrounding the Māori prophets Te Kooti, Te Whiti and Rua Kenana.

Alcohol-related data collection for harm-reduction purposes at the local...

ALAC Visiting Research Fellow, Dr Harold Holder's report defining a local alcohol information system for the prevention of harm. The report does so by identifying a basic set of alcohol-related harm indicators and the ideal standard of collection associated with such indicators.

Taxing Harm: Modernising Excise Duties

Proposes that in future the primary purpose of excise duties on alcohol should be as a harm minimisation strategy. Online version only.

Inter-Year Comparisons: Alcohol on Teenagers' Agenda - ALAC Youth...

Lists answers given to questions in the 1998, 2000 and 2001 Youth Drinking Monitors.

Assessment of the Health Impacts of Lowering the Minimum Legal Age for...

In December 1999 the purchase age for alcohol was lowered from 20 years to 18 years of age. This document investigates the impact this change has had on young people. ALAC Occasional paper No.16. Online version only.

The Should you Supply Community Alcohol Intervention : an Evaluation for...

Community based campaign designed to reduce levels of problematic drinking among under 18s by discouraging inappropriate supply of alcohol by adults, including parents.

Youth and Alcohol, Results for Ethnicity

A special report which focuses on the results of the ALAC Youth Drinking Monitor and the Benchmark of parental Concern, by two broad ethnically based groups - Maori and non-Maori. Online version only.

Youth and Alcohol Benchmark Survey of Parental Concern (Summary)

ALAC has extended the focus of its Youth Drinking Campaign to include the parents and caregivers of teenagers. In this regard, a communications programme targeted at the parents of Youth, 14 to 18, was launched on Sunday, April 16 2000.