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Drug harm minimisation education for police in Australia
National Illicit Drugs Campaign
Comparative analysis of illicit drug strategy
Comparative analysis of illicit drug strategy

By Australian Institute Of Criminology

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A comparison of drug control strategies in Australia, the United States, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom"

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The social cost of drug abuse in Australia in 1988 and 1992
Projet Tribunal de traitement de la toxicomanie de Toronto
Substance abuse the family system
Substance use problems
A primer on the prevention of chemical use problems
From hope to science
From hope to science

By Alex Wodak

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"This document summarises the nature and extent of illicit drug use in Australia and its related costs - health, social and financial. Australia's response to the problems associated with illicit d...

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A bridge not far enough
A bridge not far enough

By John Strang

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