Congratulations Dr Md Abdul Ahad and Dr Ashlea Bartram on their great presentations about zero-alcohol drinks and adolescents at the Preventive Health Conference in Canberra yesterday and today. Read more at doi.org/10.1016/j.drug… #Prevention2025

Register now to be part of NDARC’s Webinar this Thursday 1st May at 3pm AEST with Dr Ashlea Bartram presenting on alcohol advertising in disguise at us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist… #NDARCNEWS

As part of Stress Awareness Month, we have some Theory Into Practice (TIP) sheets for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander AOD workers to enhance Indigenous worker wellbeing and reduce work-related stress at nceta.flinders.edu.au/application/fi… #leadwithlove

As it is the end of Stress Awareness Month, we would like to share some tips to overcome stress, anxiety and depression at worklife.flinders.edu.au/application/fi… #worklife #leadwithlove

🚨Abstracts Extended🚨 Still working on your abstract for #APSAD25? Don't panic, submission deadline has been extended to 23:59 AEST 12 May. Need help? Check the website for written abstract examples, plus don’t forget we have an Abstract Mentor Program. apsadconference.com.au/abstract-submi…

We love seeing our #worklife resources out and about to support and educate workers about AOD. Our fact sheets were recently spotted in the lunch room at a Besix Watpac worksite by our friends at MATES in Construction SA. Visit worklife.flinders.edu.au/external-site-…

Less than 2 weeks to go until NCETA’s Symposium on 15th May. The full program is now available at nceta.flinders.edu.au/application/fi…. If you haven’t yet registered, secure your spot now at NCETA_Symposium.eventbrite.com

Our Symposium will be held next Thursday 15th May with a focus on workforce development and key areas of our #ATEOD research including the presenters below. You can view the latest program at nceta.flinders.edu.au/application/fi… and register at NCETA_Symposium.eventbrite.com

Happy 33rd birthday to us! Come and hear about what we have been up to at our Symposium tomorrow. It’s not too late to register at NCETA_Symposium.eventbrite.com We hope to see you there or online.

Great morning at our Symposium hearing from lots of speakers on workforce development research, HealthInfonet's knowledge centre website and our PhD projects. This afternoon will focus on preventive ATEOD health with a panel on tobacco control

Lots of information presented at our Symposium this afternoon on preventive #ATEOD health. Tobacco control panel discussion will commence at 3pm (ACST) with international guest Prof Janet Hoek from NZ. Join us online at NCETA_Symposium.eventbrite.com

Big thank you to all the presenters and Chairpersons involved in our Symposium yesterday. It was a great day with heaps of information shared and networking opportunities. Thanks to everyone who joined us in-person and online throughout the day too.

We are excited to be part of the 2025 Apprentice Employment Network SA Field Officers Conference today with Dr Kirrilly Thompson sharing information to support #AOD in the workplace.

Huge congratulations to Victoria Kostadinov on your wonderful presentation at your conformation of candidature milestone today. We are so proud of you and all that you’ve achieved investigating heavy drinking among women, and we’re excited to see where your journey takes you next

On World No Tobacco Day, SA has received an A+ for their leading legislative reforms and enforcement activity addressing illicit tobacco sales. Tobacco is the leading risk factor contributing to disease and deaths in Australia - acosh.org/failing-the-sm… #TobaccoExposed

We would like to thank Catherine Brady for helping us out with some literature review queries that were needed as a priority. We appreciate her support and the other librarians in Flinders University who are willing to help when required.

The SA Alcohol and Other Drugs Sector Workforce Development Framework 2025-2032 is available at shorturl.at/Ls1XJ. NCETA looks forward to continuing to work with DASSA and the SA AOD sector to support the South Australian AOD. SA Health

In New Zealand it has been identified that the reasons to quit vaping, triggers to return to vaping and strategies required to support people to stop vaping are similar to those used to quit smoking. Read more at doi.org/10.1111/dar.14…