The National Drug Strategy: Australia's Integrated Framework 2004-2009
Published by The Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing for National Drug Strategy
June 2004
The National Drug Strategy 2004-2009 is a policy framework that provides a coordinated, integrated approach to prevent and reduce the harms caused by drugs in the Australian community. It is the responsibility of the Ministerial Council on Drugs Strategy, which is the peak policy and decision making body on licit and illicit drugs.
The National Drug Strategy: Australia's Integrated Framework 2004-2009 (PDF 311 KB)
Page currency, Latest update: 28 June, 2004
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