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Update and Drugtalk Mailing Lists

Since the defunding of the Australian Drug Council of Australia (ADCA), ATODA volunteered to monitor and manage the Update and Drugtalk. Over 850 people are subscribed to the lists. The Lists help subscribers stay informed of what is happening in the alcohol and other drugs sector, including keeping up to date with current events, research, news, job vacancies, publications and announcements. The list also facilitates contact between those working in the sector and provides a forum in which people can seek information from a wide range of knowledge and expertise. With over 850 subscribers the Lists represent an essential communication mechanism of the Australian ATOD sector.

The Update email distribution list is a free bulletin board service. Update helps subscribers stay informed of what is happening in the alcohol and other drugs sector, including keeping up to date with current events, research, news, job vacancies, publications and announcements. The list also facilitates contact between those working in the sector and provides a forum in which people can seek information from a wide range of knowledge and expertise.

To subscribe to the list, go to: www.lists.sublimeip.com/mailman/listinfo/update

 

Drugtalk is a free discussion list. Drugtalk allows people to exchange opinions and to debate current issues.

Drugtalk, is for postings which:

  • Initiate or join the discussion of an AOD to Express
  • The opinion of the writer
  • Debate an issue raised in discussion on the list
  • Refute the argument others have expressed
  • Take up issues raised in postings to UPDATE and extend them into topics for discussion or debate
  • Provide the text of ‘letters to the editor’ published in newspapers

To subscribe to the list, go to: www.lists.sublimeip.com/mailman/listinfo/drugtalk

 

Last updated on 21 December 2015

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We acknowledge the traditional owners and continuing custodians of the lands of the ACT and we pay our respects to the Elders, their families and ancestors.

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Phone: (02) 6249 6358 / (02) 6257 2661
Fax: (02) 6230 0919
Email: info@atoda.org.au
Mail: PO Box 7187,
Watson ACT 2602
Visit: 11 Rutherford Cr, Ainslie

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News

  • Invitation: Global Commission on Drug Policy – The Canberra Drug Policy Series
  • ATODA Submission to the ACT Budget Consultation 2020 – 2021
  • ACT Wellbeing Indicators
  • International Drug Users Day – 1 November
  • ABC Radio: decriminalising drug use and possession
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