Completed Projects

Health Behaviours Survey 2003, Module Four: Alcohol Use

The aim of this survey was to provide national population data on levels of alcohol use and alcohol related harm in New Zealand. The interview included sections on alcohol consumption, non-commercial alcohol production and duty free alcohol purchase and consumption, supply to those under the minimum purchase age (from off-licensed premises and social supply), requests for ID and refusal to sell alcohol, alcohol-related harm from others’ and own drinking, perceptions of alcohol use, abstention from alcohol, alcohol and pregnancy, alcohol help seeking behaviour, demographics and a range of general health and well being questions. The survey was the fourth module of the Ministry of Health’s ten year health surveying strategy

Funded by the Ministry of Health

Timeframe: July 2003 - October 2004

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