What’s Your Story – Revealing changes in late night culture one story at a time.

What's Your Story | Revealing changes in late night culture one story at a time.

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What’s your story?

Revealing changes in late night culture one story at a time.

Welcome to What’s your story.

Alcohol culture underpins the way we drink. There are formal and informal rules, social norms, attitudes and beliefs that guide what is and what is not socially acceptable.

We want to find out what drinking culture is like for you and your attitude towards night time activities in our city. What is your focus and how do these rules play in your night out?

The stories we collect will contribute to our study that is exploring alcohol consumption of 18 to 24 year olds.

Share your story and see what others think about how drinking culture is changing.

Your stories

We’ve been out asking how drinking culture is changing.

How has it changed for you?

We want to know how nighttime culture is changing for 18 to 24-year-olds.

Share your story to contribute to our alcohol culture change project.

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Have your say

You’re invited to take part in this study to help change change drinking norms. Completing this survey will take less than 10 minutes.

Take the survey

Upcoming Events

Your stories were turned into public art installations. Check them out!

3 nights, 3 late night entertainment precincts; Acland St Plaza, St Kilda, Grattan Street Gardens, Prahran and Southbank Spillway, Southbank.

February 15th, 2019 (7-11pm)
February 22nd, 2019 (7-11pm)
March 1st, 2019 (7-11pm)

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The What’s Your Story project is part of VicHealth’s Alcohol Culture Change initiative.
The project is delivered in partnership with the City of Melbourne, City of Port Phillip, City of Stonnington and research partner Turning Point.
It will run from February 2018 to April 2019..

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