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Recent Media Articles
- "Ministry seeks to tackle high alcohol consumption" (237kb, jpeg) from the Vientiane Times (Laos), 8 July 2010
- "Alcohol debate heats up" (82kb, jpeg) from The National (Papua New Guinea), 1 June 2010
- "SP Brewery 'unhappy' with Health Department" (195kb, jpeg) from The National (Papua New Guinea), 28 May 2010
- "Alcohol abuse continues to be an issue, says doctor" (192kb, jpeg) from The National (Papua New Guinea), 25 May 2010
- "Alcohol, tobacco cut from free trade deal" (467kb, Adobe PDF) from the Bangkok Post, 2010
- "New Dutch cabinet proposes alcohol tv ban" Putting a regulatory system in place is an historical step for the Netherlands, which has been entirely self-regulating thus far. (110kb, Adobe PDF) from www.stap.nl, 6 February 2007
- "Stand up to Uncle Bully" South East Asia: US attempts to dominate health policy through Free Trade Agreements and other means. (79kb, Adobe PDF) from www.atimes.com, September 2006
- "Thailand: Tiger beer promotions centre on English football" (45kb, Adobe PDF) from www.nationmultimedia.com, September 2006
- "China: Beer Industry Sales" (54kb, Adobe PDF) from reuters.co.uk, September 2006
- "DrinkWise Australia funding." "The alcohol industry funded body DrinkWise Australia has been given five million dollars by the federal government to help problem drinking in Australia. Some senior people in the alcohol area are critical of the fact that this funding has been given to DrinkWise.", June 2006. (external link)
- "Winning the Kwaso War!" (60kb, Adobe PDF) from the Solomon Star, December 2005
- "Ban soon on alcohol ads on radio, TV" (140kb, Adobe PDF) from the Bankok Post, February 2005
- "Ban on alcohol ads in final phase" (132kb, Adobe PDF) from The Nation, February 2005
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