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Alcohol support services stretched, as Tasmanians spend record amount on booze during COVID pandemic – ABC News
New data reveals Tasmanians are spending more on alcohol than before the coronavirus pandemic began, and support services are already feeling the effects.
New data has revealed Tasmanians are spending more on alcohol than ever before, and support services are already feeling the effects.
Key points:
- New figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics show record growth in alcohol sales in Tasmania
- It comes as alcohol support services are reporting unprecedented levels of demand due to COVID-19
- There are at least 500 Tasmanians currently waiting to access specialised treatment and support
In March last year when the state’s COVID lockdown began, Tasmanians…
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