Ambulance service for drinkers rejected by publicans
From the Irish Independent By Caroline Crawford Friday September 14 2012 PLANS for an ambulance to service late night drinkers are in doubt after local vintners decided to boycott it.…
Alcohol puts kids at risk: Salvos
More than four million Australians know families where they believe children are not being properly cared for because of alcohol abuse, research reveals.
Doctors call for alcohol tax, early closing to curb booze violence
DOCTORS fed up with booze-fuelled violence are pleading for Australia's
We need to wake up and stop celebrating Australia’s drinking culture
THE view of Australia's booze culture from the emergency department of the Royal Adelaide Hospital is a sobering one.
GAA star Donaghy reveals drink ruined father’s life
ALL-IRELAND-winning Kerry footballer Kieran Donaghy has spoken for the first time about his difficult relationship with his father. In a candid and emotional interview with the Irish Independent, the former GAA All-Star has opened up about his father Oliver's lonely death in his native Tyrone last
Scottish Government’s minimum price for alcohol plan faces objection
THE plan to set a minimum price for alcohol is being delayed by an objection from Bulgaria, an industry body has revealed. The Scottish Government wants to set a floor price of 50p per unit in an attempt to tackle the nation’s unhealthy
Norway court upholds ban on tobacco store displays
(AP)—A Norwegian court has upheld a ban on the display of tobacco products in stores, handing a defeat Friday to the Philip Morris company. Norway, which has had a ban on cigarette and alcohol advertising since 1975, in 2010 banned even the display of t
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