alcohol

As you cruise into Christmas and kick back, recent health warnings suggest you may want to reconsider how much alcohol you drink.

Violence fuelled by alcohol is rising in Australia, but Geoff Youlden believes the media plays an equal part in the demise of values and virtues.

Helping young people make better choices for their lives

It is said that a glass of red wine a day is good for one's health. Clark Carr explores the truth behind the health myths of alcohol.

Teens need to live their own lives and take responsibility for them. Nobody wants to see them make a mess of it.

His life spiraled out of control. Then, about to crashland, he came to his senses. Tony Lungren describes his journey to God.

So often seen as a normal part of the lives of young people, binge drinking is increasingly putting those lives at risk. Victor Parachin reports.

Christine Miles talks with a young New Zealander who has changed the way we think about our brains.

Daniel Reynaud reviews the history and anticipates the future for alcohol in Australia.

At the worst of times, God often seems the closest. Glenis Lindley tells the story of one such day.

Doctors, lawyers and television commercials tell us that drinking is destructive to our health, families and employment. Yet, as John Ashton reveals, alcohol continues to escalate in popularity.

Health-and-fitness writer Andrew Cate looks at some of the more serious consequences to your health from drinking alcohol.