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Dealing with alcohol in Alice Springs : an assessment of policy options and recommendations of action, Maggie Brady and David F. Martin

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Background review of alcohol use in Alice Springs - includes international and national comparisons; impact of alcohol abuse; issues of availability - outlets, trading hours; role of education and intervention approaches; assessment of proposed solutions; summary of findings
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eng
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ii, 39 leaves
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Draft report to the Alcohol Reference Group and ATSIC Regional Office, Alice Springs, November 1998
Contents
  • Foreword
  • Acknowledgments
  • Introduction - Opposing views as to ?solutions? - Organisation of the report
  • Setting the scene: consumption - International and national context - Northern Territory and Alice Springs situations
  • Consequences -International data - Northern Territory and Alice Springs data
  • Availability of alcohol - Density of alcohol outlets - Types of alcohol and retail availability - Alice Springs - Hours and days of sales - Using the price of liquor as a policy tool - Responsible serving of liquor and server liability
  • Education as a strategy - International experience - Australian experience - Northern Territory experience
  • Individually directed interventions - International experience - The Alice Springs experience
  • Discussing some common ?solutions? - Reintroduce criminalisation of drunkenness - Install canteens on bush communities - Pay Aboriginal people in vouchers - Send people back to their communities - Sobering-up shelters just support drinkers? bad habits - Inconveniencing the majority to cope with minority ?trouble-makers?
  • What has already been achieved?
  • An alternative approach: targeting high-risk situations - Rationale - Australian examples - Potential for Alice Springs
  • Summary findings and recommendations - Build on existing programs - Continue to target high-risk consumption practices - Liquor outlet density - Hours and days of sale - Server training/patron care - Police training and coordination
  • Appendix A Notes
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Dealing with alcohol in Alice Springs : an assessment of policy options and recommendations of action
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Dealing with alcohol in Alice Springs
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an assessment of policy options and recommendations of action
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Maggie Brady and David F. Martin
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Language
eng
Summary
Background review of alcohol use in Alice Springs - includes international and national comparisons; impact of alcohol abuse; issues of availability - outlets, trading hours; role of education and intervention approaches; assessment of proposed solutions; summary of findings
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Brady, Maggie
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  • Martin, D. F.
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Dealing with alcohol in Alice Springs : an assessment of policy options and recommendations of action, Maggie Brady and David F. Martin
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Publication
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Draft report to the Alcohol Reference Group and ATSIC Regional Office, Alice Springs, November 1998
Accompanying material
3 photocopied sheets of newspaper clippings.
Contents
Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction - Opposing views as to ?solutions? - Organisation of the report -- Setting the scene: consumption - International and national context - Northern Territory and Alice Springs situations -- Consequences -International data - Northern Territory and Alice Springs data -- Availability of alcohol - Density of alcohol outlets - Types of alcohol and retail availability - Alice Springs - Hours and days of sales - Using the price of liquor as a policy tool - Responsible serving of liquor and server liability -- Education as a strategy - International experience - Australian experience - Northern Territory experience -- Individually directed interventions - International experience - The Alice Springs experience -- Discussing some common ?solutions? - Reintroduce criminalisation of drunkenness - Install canteens on bush communities - Pay Aboriginal people in vouchers - Send people back to their communities - Sobering-up shelters just support drinkers? bad habits - Inconveniencing the majority to cope with minority ?trouble-makers? -- What has already been achieved? -- An alternative approach: targeting high-risk situations - Rationale - Australian examples - Potential for Alice Springs -- Summary findings and recommendations - Build on existing programs - Continue to target high-risk consumption practices - Liquor outlet density - Hours and days of sale - Server training/patron care - Police training and coordination -- Appendix A Notes
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30 cm. +
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ii, 39 leaves
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Dealing with alcohol in Alice Springs : an assessment of policy options and recommendations of action, Maggie Brady and David F. Martin
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Publication
Note
Draft report to the Alcohol Reference Group and ATSIC Regional Office, Alice Springs, November 1998
Accompanying material
3 photocopied sheets of newspaper clippings.
Contents
Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction - Opposing views as to ?solutions? - Organisation of the report -- Setting the scene: consumption - International and national context - Northern Territory and Alice Springs situations -- Consequences -International data - Northern Territory and Alice Springs data -- Availability of alcohol - Density of alcohol outlets - Types of alcohol and retail availability - Alice Springs - Hours and days of sales - Using the price of liquor as a policy tool - Responsible serving of liquor and server liability -- Education as a strategy - International experience - Australian experience - Northern Territory experience -- Individually directed interventions - International experience - The Alice Springs experience -- Discussing some common ?solutions? - Reintroduce criminalisation of drunkenness - Install canteens on bush communities - Pay Aboriginal people in vouchers - Send people back to their communities - Sobering-up shelters just support drinkers? bad habits - Inconveniencing the majority to cope with minority ?trouble-makers? -- What has already been achieved? -- An alternative approach: targeting high-risk situations - Rationale - Australian examples - Potential for Alice Springs -- Summary findings and recommendations - Build on existing programs - Continue to target high-risk consumption practices - Liquor outlet density - Hours and days of sale - Server training/patron care - Police training and coordination -- Appendix A Notes
Dimensions
30 cm. +
Extent
ii, 39 leaves
Other physical details
folded map
System details
System requirements: reader required to view pdf document
Type of computer file
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