Small in stature but a tower of strength, Lynette Hutson ranks highly among New Zealand's alcohol and other drug workers.
A number of CAYAD initiatives are helping East Coast youth to get on with it, instead of just getting out of it.
A new ALAC-sponsored website may help licensees and bar staff better manage their responsibilities under the Sale of Liquor Act.
Is 'Reefer' one of the Three Rs in New Zealand's alternative education system? Mythbusters look at what the NZCER report really said about AE student drug use.
Neeedle exchange New Zealand has come a long way since its humble and controversial beginning. It's now turned 21, and congratulations are in order.
We take a look at various theories on how to mask your alcoholic breath when you're asked to blow in the bag.
We never expected support from the Vatican, but why do so many who should know better still believe the myths about harm reduction?
The Law Commission's review of the Misuse of Drugs Act cannot come soon enough. The Drug Foundation has some ideas about how a new Act should look, based on 30 years of experience and evidence.
The media's delight in describing ketamine as a horse tranquiliser is doing nothing to help convey a clear understanding of relative drug harm.
What could be a worse crime than dealing drugs? Not much, according to our criminal justice system.
Worried parents resorting to drug tests may also be testing the relationships they have with their kids.
It's commonly believed that we drink more when times get tough economically, but the data suggests that ain't necessrily so.