Home
Introduction
Team
We Provide
Contacts
Projects
Publications
Current
Issues
Links
24 Hour Licensing?
Baggott,
R. (1986) Alcohol, politics and social policy. Journal of Social
Policy 15:467-88.
Casswell,
S. (1999) Trends in patterns of youth drinking and implications for
policy. Paper to 38 International Congress on Alcohol, Drugs and Other
Dependencies, Vienna, 16-20 June.
Chikritzhs,
T., Stockwell, T. and Masters L. (1987)
Evaluation of the public health and safety impact of extended trading
permits for Perth hotels and nightclubs. National Centre for
Research into the Prevention of Drug Abuse, Curtin University.
Edwards,
G. et al. (1994) Alcohol policy and the public good. Oxford University
Press.
Field,
A. and Casswell, S. (1999) Drugs
in New Zealand: National survey, 1998. Auckland: Alcohol &
Public Health Research Unit.
Gabites,
L. NZ Police (2000) Presentation for NZ Police to ALAC Working
Together Conference, Wellington, 25-7 February.
Goddard,
E. (1991) Drinking in England and Wales in the late 1980s. OPCS, HM
Stationery Office.
Gruenewald,
P.J., Treno, A.J., Nephew, T.M. and Ponicki, W.R. (1995) Routine
activities and alcohol use: Constrains on outlet utilisation. Alcoholism: Clinical & Experimental Research. 19(1): 44-53.
Gruenewald,
P.J. and Stockwell, T. (2000) Alcohol availability policy and
research: A look toward the future. Paper to Alcohol Policy and the
Public Good International Conference. Copenhagen, 23-27 February.
Prevention Research Centre, Berkeley, Ca. And National Drug Research
Institute, Perth.
Hill,
L. (1997) Regulating the Sale of Liquor: International Perspectives.
Auckland: Alcohol & Public Health Research Unit.
Hill,
L. (1998a) From ‘6 o’clock swill’ to 24 hour trading?
Liberalisation and control of liquor licensing hours in New Zealand.
Alert 2 London: Institute of Alcohol Studies. 15-17.
Hill,
L. (1998b) Liquor Act threatened with fatal flaw. NZ Local Government.
December 1998: 14-15, 17.
Hill,
L. and Stewart, L. (1996) The Sale of Liquor Act: Local Perspectives.
University of Auckland: Alcohol and Public Health Research Unit.
Holder,
H. (2000) The supply side initiative as an international
collaboration to study alcohol supply, drinking and consequences:
Current knowledge, policy issues and research opportunities. Paper to
Alcohol & Public Policy Gathering, Stockholm, 31 January.
Institute
of Alcohol Studies (1996) Proposed changes to the liquor licensing
legislation to extend permitted hours on Friday and Saturday nights.
Submission to the British government.
Ministry
of Health (1996) National Drug Policy: Part 1: Tobacco and Alcohol.
Wellington.
Olsson,
O. and Wikstrom, P.H. (1984) Effects of experimental Saturday closing
of liquor retail stores in Sweden. Contemporary Drug Problems. 1(3):
325-354.
Perbedy,
J. R. (1991) Prior drinking locations of drivers killed in Victoria.
In: T. Stockwell, E. Lang, P. Rydon (eds) The licensed drinking
environment: current research in Australia and New Zealand.
Proceedings of the National Workshop on Research into the Licensed
Drinking Environment. Melbourne, May 1991.
Perth: National Centre for Research into the Prevention of Drug
Abuse.
Scribner,
R.A., MacKinnon, D.P. & Dwyer, J.H. (1995) The risk of assaultive
violence and alcohol availability in Los Angeles County. American
Journal of Public Health 85(3).
Smith,
D.I. (1988a) Effectiveness of restrictions on availability as a means
of preventing alcohol related problems. Contemporary Drug Problems
Winter : 627-684.
Smith,
D.I. (1988b) Effect on casualty traffic accidents of the introduction
of 10 pm Monday to Saturday hotel closing in Victoria. Australian Drug
& Alcohol Review 7: 163-166.
Wyllie,
A., Millard , M. and Zhang J.F. (1996) Drinking in New Zealand: A
national survey, 1995. Auckland,
Alcohol and Public Health Research Unit.
Wyllie,
A., Zhang, J.F. and Casswell, S. (1998) Trends in Drinking Patterns in
Auckland 1990-1996. http://www.aphru.ac.nz