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Making every global crisis a marketing opportunity: alcohol industry corporate activism

Abbie-Clare Vidler and Keira Bury The alcohol industry were among many organisations participating in World Environment Day, held by the … More

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alcohol industry, alcohol marketing, cancer, Health promotion
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Levies on unhealthy products reduce disease and heal the budget deficit

Terry Slevin – PHAA CEO As a result of the pandemic that has changed our lives, some are suggesting that … More

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Alcohol, alcohol marketing, federal election, gambling, Nutrition, Public Health, taxation
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Tonight I’ll be having…poison! On-demand alcohol delivery services and the danger they pose to public health

Dr Michelle I Jongenelis, Senior Research Fellow and Deputy Director, Melbourne Centre for Behaviour Change In case you were worried about … More

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Alcohol, alcohol marketing, Public Health

Are bottle shops using Twitter to encourage drinking during COVID-19?

Jeremy Lasek –  PHAA   The impacts of COVID-19 on our lives have been all encompassing. There have been varying … More

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Alcohol, alcohol marketing, Coronavirus, COVID-19, social media

Big Alcohol and COVID-19: Why we need government regulation of alcohol marketing

Hannah Pierce, Sarah Jackson and Julia Stafford What happened when the alcohol industry was in charge of alcohol marketing regulation … More

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