Dr Claire Garnett is a NIHR Advanced Fellow at the University of Bristol (UK) in the Tobacco and Alcohol Research Group. Her research focuses on alcohol harm reduction, the role of digital technologies to support behaviour change, and the population level influences on alcohol consumption and smoking.

Dr Al Ansari is Research Fellow at Centre for Alcohol Policy Research, La Trobe University. Adjunct Associate Professor Bullen is a proud Wiradjuri woman, with nearly three decades of experience working in the field of drug and alcohol. In 2021, she was awarded the APSAD Clinician of the Year Award.

Lynette is a proud Wiradjuri woman and Adjunct Associate Professor at the Centre for Alcohol Research Policy, La Trobe University. She has over three decades of experience working in Drug and Alcohol and has been recognised as Clinician of the year by APSAD in 2021.

Dr Jasmin Grigg PhD MPH BPsych(Hons) is a Senior Research Fellow in Addiction Studies at Turning Point and Monash University. Her research focuses on the development of novel public health interventions to reduce alcohol/drug consumption and related harms, and raise awareness about the low levels of drinking that cause harm.

Professor Suzanne Nielsen (BPharmSc[Hons] PhD MPS) is an NHMRC Leadership Fellow, registered pharmacist and Deputy Director of the Monash Addiction Research Centre in Melbourne. Her research focuses on understanding prescription, over-the-counter and emerging drug-related problems, and identifying effective policy and practice interventions to reduce opioid-related harm.

Ashlea is a Senior Research Fellow at NCETA. She is a mixed-methods researcher with over seven years of experience in research and evaluation related to alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs, with work that spans the spectrum from prevention and policy through to treatment and workforce development.

Dr Timothy Piatkowski is a researcher and lecturer at Griffith University and QuIVAA. His research philosophy centres around a strong belief in harm reduction as a guiding principle, emphasising its role in promoting safety and informed decision-making surrounding illicit substance consumption - particularly among people who use enhancement drugs.

Hannah Schuurs is a PhD candidate with an interest in the area of performance and image enhancing drugs and particularly, the unique experiences of women in the fitness industry who use these substances.

Dr Timothy Piatkowski is a researcher and lecturer at Griffith University and QuIVAA. His research philosophy centres around a strong belief in harm reduction as a guiding principle, emphasising its role in promoting safety and informed decision-making surrounding illicit substance consumption - particularly among people who use enhancement drugs.