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VicHealth is investing more than $3 million to change cultures of risky drinking in Victoria.

Preventing harm from alcohol

08 Aug 2017

Boozing culture has got to change

Opinion piece by Jerril Rechter, VicHealth CEO

CEO opinion piece

07 Aug 2019

VicHealth Alcohol Strategy 2019–2023

VicHealth’s Action Agenda 2019–2023 reaffirms the 10-year goal of 200,000 more Victorians drinking less alcohol by 2023.

Alcohol Harm Prevention

27 Feb 2019

Alcohol Cultures Framework

This framework is a tool for those with an interest in changing risky drinking cultures to reduce harm from alcohol products

Alcohol culture change

22 Jun 2016

Jeremy is one of thousands of Australians who have signed up for the Hello Sunday Morning program to cut down on drinking. He shares his experience of how the program has changed his life with Niamh O’Brien, VicHealth's Senior Project Officer for Alcohol and Tobacco.

Hello Sunday Morning

28 Sep 2016

Moderation the key to kicking goals this grand final weekend

VicHealth CEO Jerril Rechter has urged sports fans to take care when consuming alcohol ahead of this weekend’s AFL and NRL grand finals.

Alcohol culture

11 May 2016

Analysis of Victorian participation in Hello Sunday Morning

This research examines Victorians' participation in the Hello Sunday Morning program and finds it likely to be an effective way to change the way people think about alcohol.

Alcohol cultural change

18 Aug 2016

How the alcohol industry misleads young people on Facebook

Genevieve Hargrave, VicHealth's Senior Project Officer for Alcohol and Tobacco, discusses the effects of advertising alcohol in the digital space.

Preventing harm from alcohol

19 Oct 2016

Innovative projects to tackle risky drinking cultures

Eight councils will receive funding to develop ways to tackle risky alcohol cultures in their community.

Tackling risky drinking

23 Nov 2016

Alcohol mixed with energy drinks a recipe for risky behaviour

Consumption of alcohol mixed with energy drinks (AmED) is associated with greater risk taking behaviour and users are more likely to be at risk of problem gambling and report higher levels of mental ill-health, according to new VicHealth-funded research.

Alcoholic energy drinks