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Peter Miller

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Peter G. Miller
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The feasibility and utility of using coded ambulance records for a violence surveillance system: a novel pilot study


The primary aim of this study was to pilot the use of coded ambulance clinical records for violence surveillance at the population level, similarly to work done in an established surveillance system of alcohol and other drugs (AOD) and mental health-related harms.
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Alcohol advertising in sport and non-sport TV in Australia, during children’s viewing times

Exposure to alcohol advertising is associated with initiation of drinking in children who have not previously been drinkers, and greater consumption in pre-existing drinkers, according to this study.
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NSW parliament sits to introduce 'one-punch laws'


Introduction: The NSW Parliament will sit today, having been recalled early to pass new liquor licensing laws aimed at curbing alcohol fuelled violence. Premier Barry O'Farrell has been under pressure to act on alcohol fuelled violence in Sydney since the one-punch death of 18 year old Thomas Kelly in 2012. That pressure reached fever pitch...
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ID scanners in the night-time economy: social sorting or social order?


This paper documents the findings of a detailed study, which examined the implementation of mandatory patron ID scanning in the Victorian regional city of Geelong, and assessed its perceived effectiveness. Foreword: Digital technologies are often considered effective methods of deterring or preventing crime. New forms of surveillance have particular appeal when attempting to reduce violence...
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Patron offending and intoxication in night-time entertainment districts (POINTED)


Risky drinking causes considerable community concern in Australia and internationally, particularly when it involves young people consuming alcohol in the night-time economy or NTE (Miller, et al., 2012). In Australia, one in four young people (aged between 15 and 24 years) reported that in the past year they had consumed alcohol, at levels associated with...

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