Mythbusters: Drinking during hard times: Wheres the proof?
It's commonly believed that we drink more when times get tough economically, but the data suggests that ain't necessrily so.
Not what the doctor ordered
A full understanding of the seriousness of our prescription drug misuse problem is only now beginning to emerge. It seems the 'drug seeker' is alive and unwell in New Zealand.
Aug 6 2008
Time for political consensus on alcohol
The Drug Foundation is urging all political parties to support a new alcohol bill announced by the government today, saying the bill addresses key weaknesses in our current liquor law through amendments which shouldn’t be politically conten
What to do with 'high' school students
For many teenagers, alcohol and other drugs are part of everyday life. But is kicking drug taking kids out of school the best solution we've got?
Mythbusters: Coming clean on meth
It's widely held that methamphetamine addiction can't be treated. Mythbusters look at what providers are doing to check whether this is true.
Jun 26 2008
Drug Foundation launches Volatile Substance Guide for Retailers
The New Zealand Drug Foundation today launched a guide for retailers on managing the sale of volatile substances.
Opinion: Lore and Leadership: Changing the smoking culture of Māori
Shane Bradbrook is passionate about shifting New Zealand's smoking culture, especially amongst Māori. With strong Māori tikanga and leadership, Aotearoa can be tobacco-free.
The drug classification alphabet
An un-evidence-based mess
Let's talk about pot: Black Market forces
At $1 billion, New Zealand's cannabis black market would equate to one quarter the size of New Zealand's entire legal horticulture industry. David Young explores whether the economics are that simple