Here at AOD Media Watch we have a policy of not personally reporting on cases that involve us as individuals, to maintain our integrity. This is an exception because the allegations made against me were THAT serious and I hope… Continue Reading →

AOD Media Watch would like to congratulate 60 Minutes on their recent episode exploring psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy. The complex issue, which is too often the subject of misrepresentation and fear-mongering, was handled with sensitivity and accuracy. While AOD Media Watch articles… Continue Reading →

On the evening Sunday the 29th of March, Channel Seven aired a one hour program about former AFL player Ben Cousins called “Coming Clean”. In the opening sequence, the audience is greeted with footage of Ben from ten years ago,… Continue Reading →

Serious questions are being raised about the role of Victoria Police and their relationship with the media after two employees at the North Richmond Community Health Centre (NRCH) were charged with drug offences. It appears that the media were given… Continue Reading →

In coverage of Richmond’s Medically Supervised Injection Room (MSIR), the Herald Sun continually perpetuates stigma and disregard for research evidence. Richmond residents requested the MSIR in the first place, but the Herald Sun claims that residents don’t want the MSIR. Continue Reading →