We are a group of health and community organisations from across Australia working together to improve the health and wellbeing of Australian individuals, families, and communities.
We work to prevent and reduce the harms caused by alcoholic products in Australia.
Everyone should be able to live, work, and raise children in communities that are safe and free from harm. However, this opportunity is not afforded to many Australians who experience harms caused by alcohol.
Every day, alcohol products are responsible for 15 deaths and over 390 hospitalisations in Australia.
Alcohol takes a significant toll on our communities, fuelling violence, injuries, and deaths. The more alcohol that is sold, the more people in our communities experience harm.
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Protect the community from alcohol marketing.
Address cheap alcohol that fuels harm.
Empower the community by raising awareness of the harms caused by alcohol.
Support alcohol-free pregnancies.
Create healthy public policy free of industry influence.
Alcohol Change Australia submitted a 2025-26 Pre-Budget submission, that focused on preventing and reducing the impacts of alcohol related harm in Australia. The submission presented opportunities to raise revenue and also to invest in public health to reduce the harms caused by alcohol. Alcoh...
New data out this week from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare reveals that alcohol use remains a leading risk factor contributing to the burden of disease in Australia, motivating Alcohol Change Australia to continue to call for prompt government action to reduce alcohol-related harm fo...
This submission was in response to the review of the Commercial Television Industry Code of Practice (the Code). Our response centred on the need to protect the community, particularly children and young people, from alcohol advertising. We know that exposure to alcohol advertising contributes ...
