Pre-drinking behaviour of people in the night-time economy
This report looks at pre-drinking behaviour (the consumpt
Key facts about drinking in New Zealand: Changes over time
This infographic describes trends in past-year drinking a
Substance and alcohol use data in the Integrated Data Infrastructure (IDI) report
This technical report has been written for researche
Hazardous drinking in New Zealand: Māori and non-Māori
This infographic describes hazardous drinking rates for M
Key facts about drinking in New Zealand
This infographic provides high-level New Zealand statisti
Diminished inclusivity in public space: How alcohol reduces people’s use and enjoyment of public places
This literature review explores what is known about the w
Impacts of local alcohol policies – Analysis of changes in spending at venues selling alcohol
This report describes changes in spending patterns a
Māori attitudes and behaviours towards alcohol
SHORE & Whāriki Research Centre Massey University analysed Attitudes and Behaviour towards Alcohol Survey (ABAS) data from 2013/14 to 2015/16, using a strengths-based and Kaupapa Māori analytic approach to assess Māori attitudes and behaviours.
They found that:
Alcohol purchasing behaviour of drinkers
This report from SHORE & Whariki Research Centre examined patterns of purchasing of alcohol, including late night purchasing, from on and off licensed premises, using survey data from 2015.
Energy labelling for alcoholic beverages in New Zealand
This research reports on the impact of different energy (kilojoules/calories) labels on consumers’ likelihood of buying and drinking alcoholic beverages.
Phase one used focus groups to explore consumers’ awareness of energy in alcoholic beverages, their views on energy labelling on alcoholic beverages, and the effects of different types of energy labelling on likely purchase and consumption of alcohol.
Phase two used randomised trial methodology to further explore the impact of different energy labelling.