Alcohol

The Employers and Manufacturers Association is sounding a warning about off-the-shelf drug tests being marketed to employers.... saying they need to be aware of the legal aspects of workplace drug… Audio

The death of Elspeth Muir's brother has been the force behind a book she's written called Wasted: A Story of Alcohol, Grief and a Death in Brisbane. Elspeth Muir joins Wallace to discuss why we drink… Audio

Doctors and human rights advocates are lining up to condemn aspects of a new bill which would let doctors order patients to undergo compulsory treatment for drug an alcohol addiction. Nine to Noon… Audio

As ball season looms, what do parents need to know about supplying alcohol to teens, and hosting parties where alcohol is present? Sergeant Andy Smith, Police National Coordinator of Alcohol Harm… Audio

RSAs are applauding politicians for unanimously passing a law that means they'll no longer have to pay hundreds of dollars a year to serve alcohol on Anzac Day morning. Audio

RSAs will be able to serve people a tot of rum with their bacon and eggs this Anzac day without an expensive licence after a member's bill was unanimously passed. Audio

The legal historian Dr Grant Morris has been looking at the history of New Zealand's drinking culture. Audio

Toxicologist Ian Shaw explains how the body processes alcohol, and how drinking too much can do us damage. Audio

The Alcohol and other Drug Treatment Courts are operating under a five-year Government-funded, fully evaluate, pilot. The AODT Court focuses on treating a defendant's drug and alcohol dependency to… Audio

Emergency departments all around the country see first hand the damage alcohol does and Hawke's Bay Hospital emergency doctor Scott Boyes is one of them. Audio