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ART = HEALTH –

August 2026 – When Tara Baggendorf first entered the Aboriginal Drug and Alcohol Council (ADAC) rehabilitation facility in Whitmore Square, Adelaide just under two years ago, she had very little understanding of how addiction could appear in its various forms. As someone who was experiencing alcohol addiction and who had grown up with a mother who faced alc...


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FACE IT –

Aug. 24, 2026 – A woman has shown off how different her face looks after going without alcohol for 17 months.

Heather Corrine Land, 33, ‘used to cry’ over the thought of never being able to drink again but has now been completely sober for over 21 months. Land, from Arizona in the US, suffers from chronic illness and autoimmune deficiencies and even ha...


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DYING CHANCE –

Aug. 25, 2026 – If you are carrying naloxone for a family member, friend, client, student or someone in your community, seeing two different strengths can raise a reasonable question: If one nasal spray contains 4 mg of naloxone and another contains 8 mg, is the higher dose better?

The answer is not as simple as “more is better.”

A real-...


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AUDIO ONLY – ALL IN THE FAMILY –

Sept. 2026 – It is estimated that one in five children are affected by their parents drinking.

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VIDEO – PEOPLE WILL DIE –

Aug. 28, 2026 – “Without Medicaid being involved, I wouldn’t have been able to come here in the first place, which would have put me at a higher risk of either staying i...


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