Resources

The National Health and Medical Research Council released the Australian guidelines to reduce health risks from drinking alcohol on 6 March 2009. The department has produced a number of resources to promote the messages in the new guidelines.

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Code	Resource	Date Published	Author/ISBN	Order
resources-attitudes&behaviours	A Study of Attitudes and Behaviours of Drinkers at Risk - Research Report (PDF 159 KB)	September 2002	Elliott and Shanahan Research ISBN: 0 642 82146 1	ONLY AVAILABLE IN ELECTRONIC VERSION
AG29	Alcohol and Water Safety (PDF 426 KB)	January 2003	Elmaton Ltd and Research Centre for Injury Studies, Flinders University ISBN: 0 642 82200 X	ONLY AVAILABLE IN ELECTRONIC VERSION
resources-patterns-of-use	Alcohol and Work Report: Patterns of Use, Workplace Culture and Safety	June 2006	Research Centre for Injury Studies (RCIS), and the[CR]National Centre for Education and Training on Addiction (NCETA)[CR]Flinders University, South Australia ISBN: 1444-3791	ONLY AVAILABLE IN ELECTRONIC VERSION
AG107	Alcohol and your kids: a guide for parents and carers Brochure for parents and carers, outlining alcohol guideline 3A.	October 2009	Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing	Quantity:
resource-consumption-15-17-year-olds	Alcohol Consumption Patterns among Australian 15 - 17 year olds from 2000 to 2004 (PDF 483 KB)	March 2005	Elizabeth King, Jenny Taylor, Tom Carroll	ONLY AVAILABLE IN ELECTRONIC VERSION
AG33	Alcohol in Australia: Issues and Strategies (PDF 454 KB)	July 2001	National Expert Advisory Commitee on Alcohol (NEACA) ISBN: 0642503249	ONLY AVAILABLE IN ELECTRONIC VERSION
rescource-advertsing-report	Australian Alcohol Beverage Advertsing in Mainstream Australian Media 2003 to 2005: Expenditure, Exposure and Related Issues (PDF 325 KB) As part of an evaluation of the impact of the revised Alcohol Beverage Advertising Code (ABAC) on alcohol advertising in the Australian media, the Australian Government commissioned research into the placement of alcohol beverage advertising within the Australian media. Utilising Nielsen Media Research syndicated advertising estimated expenditure data, this study examined the extent of alcohol beverage advertising in Australian media, and assessed the exposure of young people to this advertising, for those aged younger (13-17 years) and older (18-29 years) than the legal drinking age of 18 years.			ONLY AVAILABLE IN ELECTRONIC VERSION
AG21	Australian Alcohol Indicators: Patterns of Alcohol Use and Related Harms for Australian States and Territories 1990 - 2001	2003	National Drug Research Institute, Perth and Turning Point Alcohol and Drug Centre, Melbourne ISBN: 1 74067 300 X	ONLY AVAILABLE IN ELECTRONIC VERSION
AAG01	Australian Guidelines to Reduce Health Risks from Drinking Alcohol	March 2009	National Health and Medical Research Council ISBN: 1 864 963 808	OUT OF STOCK
resources-harm-minimisation	Australian Local Government: Alcohol Harm Minimisation Projects (PDF 284 KB)	June 2004	Turning Point Alcohol and Drug Centre, Melbourne ISBN: 0 642 824 576	ONLY AVAILABLE IN ELECTRONIC VERSION
resources-alcohol-advertising	Consumer Perceptions of Alcohol Advertising and the Revised Alcohol Beverage Advertising Code (PDF 306 KB) As part of an evaluation of the impact of the revised Alcohol Beverage Advertising Code (ABAC) on alcohol advertising in the Australian media, the Australian Government commissioned research into consumer perceptions of alcohol advertising. This research assessed the general public's awareness and opinion of alcohol advertising, and their knowledge, attitudes, experiences and intentions regarding the revised ABAC complaint system.			ONLY AVAILABLE IN ELECTRONIC VERSION
AAG09	Developmental Research for a National Alcohol Campaign (PDF 334 KB)	March 1999	Elliott and Shanahan Research ISBN: 0 642 39386 9	Quantity:
AG103	Don't lose your standards Wallet card for young people, outlining alcohol guideline 3B.	October 2009	Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing	Quantity:
AAG14	Fetal Alcohol Syndrome - A Literature Review (PDF 169 KB)	August 2002	National Expert Advisory Committee on Alcohol (NEACA) ISBN: 0 642 82118 6	ONLY AVAILABLE IN ELECTRONIC VERSION
resources-form-res-dev-soc-mark	Formative Research for the development of a National Alcohol Social Marketing Initiative	April 2007	Lucy Economus and David Elliot	ONLY AVAILABLE IN ELECTRONIC VERSION
AAG07	Guidelines for the treatment of alcohol problems	June 2009	Haber, Lintzeris, Proude & Lopatko, Sydney South West Area Health Service, NSW Health and The University of Sydney ISBN: 1-74186-976-5 Online ISBN: 1-74186-977-3	Quantity:
AG105	If you are breastfeeding, the safest option is not to drink alcohol Brochure for breastfeeding women, outlining alcohol guideline 4B.	October 2009	Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing	Quantity:
AG108	If you are pregnant ... the safest option is not to drink alcohol Brochure for pregnant women, outlining alcohol guideline 4A.	October 2009	Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing	Quantity:
AG34	National Alcohol Research Agenda	March 2002	Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing ISBN: 0642820244	Quantity:
AG36	National Alcohol Strategy / Australian Women and Alcohol Consumption	2005	ISBN: 0642825955	ONLY AVAILABLE IN ELECTRONIC VERSION
AG72	National Alcohol Strategy 2006 - 2009			Quantity:
AG43	National Drug Strategy Resources October 2006			Quantity:
AG35	Parenting Influences on Adolescent Alcohol Use (PDF 451 KB)	2004	Australian Institute of Family Studies for the Department of Health and Ageing ISBN: 0642395179	ONLY AVAILABLE IN ELECTRONIC VERSION
AAG07A	Quick reference guide to the treatment of alcohol problems Companion document to the Guidelines for the treatment of alcohol problems	June 2009	Haber, Lintzeris, Proude & Lopatko, Sydney South West Area Health Service, NSW Health and The University of Sydney ISBN: 1-74186-978-1 Online ISBN: 1-74186-979-X	Quantity:
AG104	Reduce your risk: new national guidelines for alcohol consumption Brochure for adults, outlining alcohol guidelines 1 and 2.	October 2009	Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing	Quantity:
mono70	The avoidable costs of alcohol abuse in Australia and the potential benefits of effective policies to reduce the social costs of alcohol	2008	David J Collins & Helen M Lapsely ISBN: 1 74186 691 X	ONLY AVAILABLE IN ELECTRONIC VERSION
mono64	The costs of tobacco, alcohol and illicit drug abuse to Australian society in 2004/05	2008	David J Collins & Helen M Lapsely ISBN: 1 74186 436 4	ONLY AVAILABLE IN ELECTRONIC VERSION
treat-evid-cart	The treatment of alcohol problems: a review of the evidence	2009	Proude, Lopatko, Lintzeris & Haber, Sydney South West Area Health Service, NSW Health and The University of Sydney	ONLY AVAILABLE IN ELECTRONIC VERSION
AAG08	The Treatment of Alcohol Problems: A Review of the Evidence (PDF 453 KB)	June 2003	National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre (NDARC) ISBN: 0 642 39386 9	ONLY AVAILABLE IN ELECTRONIC VERSION
AG30	Workforce Issues and the Treatment of Alcohol Problems: A Survey of Managers of Alcohol and Drug Treatment Agencies (PDF 464 KB)	August 2003	National Centre for Education and Training on Addiction (NCETA) ISBN: 0 642 82316 2	ONLY AVAILABLE IN ELECTRONIC VERSION