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Drugs and alcohol

This section aims to disseminate quality information on alcohol and illicit drug use and related behaviours in Australia. The AIC's role in this area includes monitoring drug use, undertaking research and providing information on the link between criminal activity and alcohol and illicit drugs.

Contents

• Illicit drug types
• Illicit drugs

Recent publications

• Mental health, abuse, drug use and crime: does gender matter?
  11 November 2009
• Integrated approaches to alcohol-related antisocial behaviour and violence
  15 July 2009
• Alcohol and homicide in Australia
  13 July 2009
• Policing substance abuse in Indigenous communities
  03 July 2009
• Women, drug use and crime: findings from the Drug Use Monitoring in Australia program
  01 April 2009
• The precursor chemical trade environment in Oceania
  17 November 2008
• Police drug diversion: a study of criminal offending outcomes
  01 October 2008
• Fake ecstasy
  16 September 2008
• Drug use monitoring in Australia : 2007 annual report on drug use among police detainees
  01 September 2008
• Reintegration of Indigenous prisoners: key findings
  04 August 2008
• Responding to the problems associated with alcohol: Australian community perceptions
  08 July 2008
• Drug driving in Australia
  17 June 2008
• Drug driving among police detainees in Australia
  04 June 2008
• Drug-related crime : evidence from the National Drug Strategy Household Survey
  03 June 2008
• Homelessness, drug use and offending
  15 April 2008

Recent events

• Drugs, crime and their impact on the community: DUMA Annual Conference 2009
  10 September 2009
• The use of research in policy making: demand and supply challenges
  20 August 2009
• Australian Crime Commission: illicit drug data report
  28 July 2009
• Court drug diversion initiatives conference
  25 May 2006
• Inhalant Use and Disorder
  07 July 2003