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Beer, wine and spirits are all treated differently under Australia’s ‘patchwork’ of alcohol taxes – and public health experts say the system needs an overhaul

Officials in Fowlerville, Michigan, have agreed to pay $320,000 to settle a lawsuit brought by Ryohei Akima, who was wrongly charged with driving under the influence after a rookie officer misread a breathalyzer test. Akima blew a 0.02, below the blood alcohol content for a drunk driving charge. But officer…

The partner of a woman killed in a NSW bush hut says he tried to hide a bloodied mattress in a panic because it looked like he'd murdered her, a jury has heard.

The sedan was stopped at Lake Macquarie 'due to the manner of driving'.

Lawrence Russell was found to have more than double blood alcohol limit just before flight to JFK

The Delta Airlines employee was caught with a half empty bottle of Jägermeister in his hand luggage

Wine Society describes planned alcohol duty changes as ‘ludicrous, expensive and probably unworkable’

University of Maryland lifts suspension on most fraternities and sororities after hazing investigation, with disturbing reports and ongoing legal proceedings.

William Barr and John Walters ignore the benefits of legalization and systematically exaggerate its costs.

Unlike our New York cousins, the capital has never claimed to be a city that never sleeps. But neither did it shut up shop at 10.30pm. And so the question on locals’ lips is this: what happened to 24-hour London? Cost is, inevitably, a major factor — for revellers and…