Associate Professor Spurling works at The University of Queensland General Practice Clinical Unit and at the Southern Queensland Centre of Excellence in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander primary health care. His most recent research interest concerns access to opioid dependence treatment in general practice.

Dr. Roxburgh is an early career addiction researcher, educator, clinical psychologist, and an individual with lived experience of addiction. Dr. Roxburgh was the convenor of the primary addiction group for psychologists within the APS, and is a unit coordinator and lecturer in Monash University’s Master of Addictive Behaviours program.

Dr Tayla Degan is a Lecturer in Psychology at UOW, Adjunct Researcher at NDARC, UNSW and a Clinical Psychologist. Her research focuses on substance use, mental health, and health literacy. She is involved in the Tina Trial and explores continuing care, treatment evaluation, and women’s experiences of alcohol and loneliness.

Caitlin is a PhD candidate at the University of Queensland, investigating how gaps in cannabis policy influence people's substance use behaviors. Her research aims to inform evidence-based policy and promote safer practices.

Caitlin is a PhD candidate at the University of Queensland, investigating how gaps in cannabis policy influence people's substance use behaviours. Her research aims to inform evidence-based policy and promote safer practices.