Maree Patsouras is a PhD candidate located at the Centre for Alcohol Policy Research at La Trobe University. Her topic interests include alcohol use among working mothers and digital and media alcohol exposure.

Ratih Pertiwi has more than a decade of experience in working and doing research with local communities in Papua. She has been engaged in various projects with a number of organisations in Indonesia. Her work is mostly concerned with adolescent health, including drug and alcohol prevention and rehabilitation.

Dr Belinda Lunnay has qualifications in health promotion and public health sociology. Her expertise is in understanding how structural disadvantages impact health outcomes with a particular focus on social class. She is currently exploring social class disparities in women’s alcohol consumption behaviour, breast cancer prevention and trust in risk messages.

I am a doctoral student exploring how we live our histories, including the social structures, things and ideas we are close to. I use innovative qualitative research approaches to consider interconnections between health, consumption, care, time use, alcohol, and the interplays between science, culture, wellness, market and place.

Dr Belinda Lunnay has qualifications in health promotion and public health sociology. Her expertise is in understanding how structural disadvantages impact health outcomes with a particular focus on social class. She is currently exploring social class disparities in women’s alcohol consumption behaviour, breast cancer prevention and trust in risk messages.

Professor Antonia Lyons is the Hugh Green Foundation Chair in Addiction Research and the Director of the Centre for Addiction Research at the University of Auckland. Antonia has investigated drinking cultures and alcohol consumption at different life stages (including youth, young adult and midlife) within collaborative, multidisciplinary research teams.

Dr Ashlea Bartram is a Research Fellow at NCETA, where she works on research and evaluation projects related to alcohol and other drugs, including NCETA's program of work on parents, adolescents and alcohol.

Dr Cassandra Wright is Senior Research Fellow and program lead of Alcohol and other Drugs at Menzies School of Health Research in Darwin.

Dr. Rose Crossin is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Population Health, at the University of Otago, Christchurch. Her research is focussed on understanding and preventing harms arising from alcohol and drug use, including the impacts of legislation and policy.