But not a very informative one, unless we are told what that intake is being tripled from and to.
Reading the small print we find that FebFast, another charity group no one has ever heard of, undertook a survey which found that:
… most respondents drink one day a week and that during the festive period that increases to three days a week. One-third of Australians consume more than 10 standard drinks a week during the festive season.
That doesn’t sound too alarming to me.
“There’s nothing wrong with enjoying the summer and the season’s festivities, but we need to be aware of how much some Australians get carried away and take celebrations to excess,” FebFast chief executive Fiona Healy said in a statement.
Absolutely. An average of one a half drinks per day during the festive season. This outlandish festivity must be stopped.
I don’t fancy their chances in the Northern Territory, land of sweeping plains and swooning Kidmans, where no respondents to FebFast’s survey said they consumed too much alcohol.
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