March 2024

NDRI expands postgraduate student research

NDRI has expanded into new areas of research and strengthened its Justice Health program with new postgraduate scholars beginning their doctorate and masters studies in recent months.

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July 2021

What does former NDRI head have in common with a Hemsworth?

Several decades of service to public health have been recognised with Curtin University Emeritus Professor Colin Binns appointed to the prestigious Order of Australia.

May 2021

Vale Jude Byrne

Jude Byrne, a leader in the alcohol and other drug sector recently died peacefully surrounded by her family.

May 2021

NDARC Annual Research Symposium – save the date

This year the NDARC Annual Research Symposium will be a hybrid event with both online sessions and an in-person event.

May 2021

Problematic opioid behaviours are dynamic and time-limited, new NDARC study finds

A new study by NDARC researchers found that problematic opioid use behaviours are typically dynamic and time-limited, rather than static, and risk assessment can predict which patients will develop opioid use disorder.

May 2021

New book explores first women-only methadone clinic in Tehran

Dr Kate Dolan, Adjunct Professor at The National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre, established the first methadone clinic for female drug users in Iran, and her new book reveals their stories.

May 2021

Screening and Withdrawal Online Collection Site – COMING SOON

NCETA is excited to reveal that we are soon to launch a new online collection website focused on alcohol and other drug screening and withdrawal tools.

May 2021

Your Worklife! Website Information Session

NCETA welcomed Industry partners and colleagues to the Your WorkLife! Website information session at Flinders University’s Victoria Square building on the 23rd April.

May 2021

Does alcohol testing improve workplace culture?

Amid debate recently around the workplace culture within Parliament House in Canberra, NDRI Adjunct Professor Nicole Lee wrote an

May 2021

Medical use most common motivation to grow cannabis

Medical use is the most common motivation for Australian small-scale cannabis growers and is much more common here than in most other countries, according to preliminary research findings released

May 2021

NDRI 2021 Webinar Series tackles diverse topics

Two diverse topics around alcohol and other drug policy will feature in coming weeks as part of the 2021 NDRI Webinar Series: preventing opioid overdose, and supporting young Aboriginal women.

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