Alcohol is mainly a youth problem
Myth about Alcohol
Alcohol is mainly a youth problem
More than 90% of heavy drinkers are 20 years of age or over. Focusing law reform on youth is a cynical tactic to shift attention and blame from where it belongs: the adult drinking culture and what Sir Geoffrey Palmer called the unbridled commercialisation of alcohol across the whole of society.
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