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Media release: Urgent action needed following drug summit

The following joint statement is from the Aboriginal Drug and Alcohol Residential Rehabilitation Network (ADARRN), ACON, the NSW Users and...Read more

In the news: NSW Drug Summit must be more than a talkfest – action is needed

This week’s New South Wales Drug Summit, held in Sydney over two days, presents a critical opportunity to revolutionise the...Read more

In the news: No time for platitudes: NSW Drug Summit

By Laura Woodrow The Medical Republic ‘My chief concern is that we will see a repeat of the NSW Ice...Read more

In the news: NSW drug summit an opportunity for new government strategy to address risks of drug harm, experts say

By Sam Nichols and Joseph Hathaway-Wilson ABC News “The workforce is tired,” added Robert Stirling, chief executive of Network of...Read more

In the news: Call for real reform at drug summit

By Michael McGowan and Max Maddison The Sydney Morning Herald, 3 December 2024 It was 25 years ago that Annie...Read more

Media release: New data from peak body shows huge waitlist for alcohol and drug treatment, calls for action at Sydney drug summit

3 December 2024 The Network of Alcohol and other Drugs Agencies (NADA) has released new waitlist data for individuals looking...Read more

Alcohol and other drugs care charter

Reducing stigma for people who use or have used alcohol or other drugs is vital to improving their health and...Read more

NADA Conference 2025: Strength in Community – Abstracts are now open!

5-6 June, ICC Sydney NADA invites abstract submissions for oral presentations, workshops, symposium and poster presentations for the NADA Conference...Read more

In the news: $21m boost for northern NSW drug and alcohol services amid regional Drug Summit in Lismore

By Sam Stolz The Courier Mail, posted Monday 4 November, 2024 The state government has pledged $21 million towards alcohol...Read more

In the news: NSW Drug Summit 2024 on NBN News (Coffs Harbour & Gold Coast)

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