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17 - 20 MARCH 2015 | BRISBANE CONVENTION & EXHIBITION CENTRE, AUSTRALIA

ADASC 2015

PRE-CONFERENCE

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TUESDAY 17 MARCH 2015 5:00 PM - 7.30 PM Registration Desk Open - Plaza Level Foyer

5:30 PM - 7:30 PM Welcome Reception & Trade EveningPlaza Level Foyer & Exhibition Area, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre Dress: Business

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WEDNESDAY 18 MARCH 2015 Plenary sessions will be held in the Plaza Auditorium

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Registration Desk Open - Plaza Level Foyer

9:00 AM Official Conference Opening

9:20 AM Welcome to Country Maroochy Barambah

9:30 AM KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Design Considerations for Legalising Cannabis: Starting with the 10 Ps Beau Kilmer, Senior Policy Researcher, RAND Corporation

10:30 AM MORNING TEA, EXHIBITION & POSTERS

Room: Plaza Auditorium Room: P6 Room: P7 Room: P8 Room: P9 Room: P10

CONCURRENT SESSION 1 CONCURRENT SESSION 2 CONCURRENT SESSION 3 CONCURRENT SESSION 4 CONCURRENT SESSION 5 CONCURRENT SESSION 6

11:00 AM European Drug Manufacturing Trends

Andre van Rijn, The National Police Agency

Driebergen, The Netherlands

11:00 AM - 11:45 AM

The Future of Border Protection - Strategic Integration of

Immigration and Customs and Border Protection Functions and

Capabilities, to Ensure Better Outcomes for Australia

Steve Lancaster, Australian Customs and Border

Protection Service

11:45 AM - 12:30 PM

Adding Alcohol to Mental Health Issues Means Behaviour

ProblemsCaroline Salom,

School of Population Health Centre for Youth Substance Abuse

Research, The University of Queensland

The Nexus Between Education and Crime

Tony Beatton, Queensland University of Technology

Sewage-Based Drug Epidemiology: Spatial and Temporal Monitoring

on Population Illicit Drug Use Using Wastewater AnalysisFoon Lai and Jochen Mueller, The University of Queensland,

The National Research Centre for Environmental Toxicology

Alcohol Policy and Health: Policies That Work

Jake Najman, Queensland Alcohol and Drug

Research and Education Centre, The University of Queensland

Illicit Drug Markets: Current and Emerging Priorities

and Alternative Targeting Approaches

Shane Neilsen, Australian Crime Commission

(ACC)

11:00 AM - 11:45 AM

Nitrous Oxide (N2O) Use and Myeloneuropathy:

Understanding the Recreational Use of N2O and the

Dose-Response Relationship with Myeloneuropathy

Jason Ferris, The University of Queensland

11:45 AM - 12:30 PM

11:30 AM Your Choice ProgramCarly Morris and Laura Dewberry,

NSW Police Force

Smart Start - Preloading and a Safe Night OutGrant Devilly,

Griffith University and Corey Allen,

Queensland Police Service

Drug Overdose Deaths: What Do We Know?

Fairlie McIlwraith, The University of Queensland,

School of Population Health, QADREC

The Newcastle Solution: A Realist Perspective

Monique Mann, Australian Institute of Criminology

12:00 PM Challenging the Youth Culture of Risk Taking Behaviour

Claudia McEwen & Georgina Prior, Wake Up Foundation

Seriously Smashed: Tackling Youth Binge Drinking in

Glenorchy*Elisa Ryan and Willie Joseph,

Glenorchy City Council*This workshop is being repeated on

11:00 AM Thursday 19 March

The Changing Nature of Opioid Overdose Deaths in Australia

Amanda Roxburgh, National Drug and Alcohol Research

Centre, UNSW

Evaluating the Lockout: The Impact on Crime, Violence, Injuries and Intoxication in

Surfers ParadiseDominique de Andrade,

Griffith University

12:30 PM LUNCH, EXHIBITION & POSTERS


1:30 PM How Should we Respond to Calls to Allow the Medical use of

Cannabis?Wayne Hall,

Centre for Youth Substance Abuse Research,

The University of Queensland

Referral Gateways Supporting Early Intervention

Rosaria Kiely, SupportLink National

Quality Interventions and Objections on Liquor Applications

Trevor Atkins, Western Australia Police

DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION (DEA)

Prescription Drug Abuse Trends and Methamphetamine in the

United States John Scherbenske,

U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration

Off-site Alcohol Outlet Density and Violence in Queensland

and Western AustraliaWilliam Gilmore,

National Drug Research Institute, Curtin University

Exposing Australia’s Poly-Drug Trafficking Networks

Caitlin Hughes, Drug Policy Modelling Program,

National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre

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Room: Plaza Auditorium Room: P7 Room: P8 Room: P9 Room: P10

CONCURRENT SESSION 7 CONCURRENT SESSION 9 CONCURRENT SESSION 10 CONCURRENT SESSION 11 CONCURRENT SESSION 12

2:00 PM Marijuana PanelPanel consisting of law enforcement, health, research professionals to discuss the question: How do we respond to calls to legalise?

Liquor Industry ID Compliance – Pseudo Juvenile Testing

Tom Clay, Western Australia Police

DEA

Prescription Drug Abuse Trends and Methamphetamine in the

United States John Scherbenske,

U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration

(Continued)

Shedding Light on the Dark Figure of Alcohol-related

Violence Through Agency Data Sharing

Dominique de Andrade, Griffith University

Monitoring Dark Web Marketplaces - Beyond the

Silk RoadJoe Van Buskirk,

National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre

2:30 PM Open Label Trial of Cannabidiol (CBD) for the Management of

Cannabis WithdrawalJan Copeland, NCPIC UNSW

Reducing Alcohol-Related Assaults in City Entertainment

Precincts: A Tale of Three Cities

John Wiggers, Hunter New England Health

Service / University of Newcastle

Drug Markets and Trends in Drug Use Among

Psychostimulant UsersFairlie McIlwraith &

Sophie Hickey, The University of Queensland, School of Population Health,

QADREC

3:00 PM AFTERNOON TEA, EXHIBITION & POSTERS

CONCURRENT SESSION 13 CONCURRENT SESSION 14 CONCURRENT SESSION 15 CONCURRENT SESSION 16 CONCURRENT SESSION 17

3:30 PM Closed Session: Disrupting Organised Crime

Sponsored Cannabis Crop Houses by Re-visiting the

Enforcement ApproachJohn Piazza,

Victoria Police Criminal Proceeds Squad

Responsible Drug Dealers? Self Regulation in the New

Psychoactive Substances (NPS) Market

Nick Wallis, Eros Association

S.T.I.T.C.H – Strategic Touring Information Training and

Communication HubMichelle Kudell,

Association of Alcohol and Other Drug Agencies NT - AADANT

Pharmaceutical Drugs Panel

Panel consisting of representatives from law enforcement, health, Southeastern Coroner, forensic medical officer, Drug Enforcement Administration to discuss the abuse of prescription medicine, over subscription of pharmaceuticals and gateways from prescription opioids to heroin.

Alcohol Fuelled Violence Panel

Panel consisting of law enforcement, industry representatives, health and academics to discuss people, place, case management, community involvement and future strategies.

4:00 PM Terminal Illness Cannabis Scheme: The story so far in NSW

Angela Matheson, NSW Police Force

Why Workplace Drug Testing is so Important

Kirk Hardy, The Drug Detection Agency

Information Rebooted: New Ways to Deliver

AOD InformationAnna Gifford,

Australian Drug Foundation

4:30 PM New (Emerging) Psychoactive Substances - A New Challenge for

Policy Making Vendula Belackova,

Department of Addictology, First Faculty of Medicine,

Charles University in Prague

The Importance of Accuracy of Result for Onsite Drug

Testing Devices Stephen Lane,

Lane Work Safe

Australian Indigenous Alcohol and Other Drugs Knowledge Centre

Kathy Ride, Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet

5:00 PM Conference Close - Day One


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THURSDAY 19 MARCH 2015 Plenary sessions will be held in the Plaza Auditorium

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Registration Desk Open - Plaza Level Foyer

9:00 AM KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Working Together on Prevention Approaches to Reduce Alcohol-Related Problems Neil Guard, Executive Director, Drug and Alcohol Office & Intergovernmental Committee on Drugs (WA)

9:30 AM KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Illicit Drugs in East and Southeast Asia: Recent Developments, Looking Over the Horizon and Responses Jeremy Douglas, Regional Representative of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime




11:00 AM Intelligent Fingerprinting - A New Era in Drug Screening

Paul Yates, Intelligent Fingerprinting Ltd

QLD Safe Night Out StrategyBill Graham,


11:00 AM - 11.45 AM

Brisbane Sober Safe CentreRhys Wildman,

Queensland Police Service and Sally Jones & Kerri McLeod,

Queensland Health

11:45 AM - 12:30 PM

Police Intervention (PI) Initiative – Changing Offending Behaviour and

Reducing CrimeRod Charles,


Roadside Drug Testing in Queensland: An Overview of

the Testing Method and Drugs Detected

Richard Leonars, Queensland Police Service

Seriously Smashed: Tackling Youth Binge Drinking in

Glenorchy*Elisa Ryan and Willie Joseph,

Glenorchy City Council

*This workshop is a repeat of the one held on Wednesday 18 March

Assessing the Impact of the NSW Response to New Psychoactive

SubstancesAngela Matheson, NSW Police Force

11:30 AM Prevalence of Interactions with the Criminal Justice System Prior to

Entering Specialist AOD TreatmentRebecca MacBean and

Brendan Pont, Qld Network of Alcohol and other

Drug Agencies

Trends of Drug Driving Detections in South AustraliaPeter Thompson,

South Australia Police

A Structured Understanding of Women’s Drink Driving Behaviour

Kerry Armstrong, Centre for Accident Research and

Road Safety - Queensland

New and Emerging Psychoactive Substances Market in

QueenslandKatherine Pike,

Crime and Corruption Commission

12:00 PM Setting the Standard in Alcohol Monitoring

John Doherty, Smart Start Interlocks Australia

Old Problem: New Solution? Family Drug Treatment Court,

the First 12 monthsGiles Elliott,

Children’s Court of Victoria & Matthew Wilson,

Department of Human Services (Vic)

The Drug Driving Enforcement Framework

in VictoriaMartin Boorman,

Victoria Police

An Examination of Random Breath Testing and

Alcohol-Related Traffic Crash Rates in Australia: 2000–2012

Madonna Devaney & Jason Ferris, The University of Queensland

NZ NPSJohn O’Keeffe,

National Drug Intelligence Bureau


1:00 PM CONCURRENT SESSION 24 CONCURRENT SESSION 25 CONCURRENT SESSION 26 CONCURRENT SESSION 27 CONCURRENT SESSION 28 CONCURRENT SESSION 29

1:30 PM FBI Closed SessionOperation Northwest Express

Michael Brunswick, Assistant Legal Attache & Michael Connelly,

Northern Ohio Law Enforcement Task Force

1:30 PM - 2:15 PM

‘Smart’ PartnershipsJosette Freeman,

SMART Recovery Australia

Perth Children’s Drug Court and DAYS Residential Rehabilitation Program Working in Partnership

Jacob Davis, Mission Australia

Random Roadside Drug Testing: NSW Police Force

Stephen Blair, Random Drug Testing Unit,

NSW Police Force

Prevalence and Characteristics of Late Night Drink Driving in Perth

Western AustraliaPeter Palamara,

Curtin-Monash Accident Research Centre, Curtin University

Combating Organised Crime (Including Drugs) through

CollaborationStuart Mills,

Organised and Financial Crime Agency New Zealand


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2:00 PM FBI Closed SessionOperation Northwest Express

(Continued)

AFP Closed Session Who Supplies Australia’s Drugs?

Mark Tahtouh, Forensic Drug Intelligence, Australian Federal Police

2:15 PM - 3:00 PM

The Effect of Alcohol Outlets and Sales on Alcohol Related

Injuries Presenting at Emergency Departments at Varying Distances

from the CBD in Perth Michelle Hobday,

National Drug Research Institute

Tackling Illicit Drugs in our Community: Law Enforcement

Lesley Boyd, WA Police

Speeding and Drink/Drug Driving Offences in an Australian Population Sample of Young Adult

Users and Non-users of Illicit Stimulants

Andrew Smirnov, Queensland Alcohol and Drug

Research and Education Centre, School of Population Health, The University of Queensland

Willingness to Cooperate with Police in a Population Sample

of Australian Young Adult Illicit Stimulant Users

Ellen Leslie, School of Social Science,

The University of Queensland

Do Police Arrestees Substitute New Psychoactive Substances

(NPS) for Alcohol and Other Drugs?

Chris Wilkins, Massey University

2:30 PM Methamphetamine Drug Market Trends: Analysis of Australian

Police Detainee Reports from the Drug Use Monitoring in Australia

ProgramSusan Goldsmid,

Australian Institute of Criminology

Australian Police Diversion for Cannabis Offences: Assessing Program Outcomes and Cost

EffectivenessMarian Shanahan,

NDARC, UNSW Australia

Directions for the Future: A Comparative Analysis of Emerging International Drug Driving Policies

Jeremy Davey, Faculty of Health, Qld University of

Technology

Motivations, Substance Use and Other Correlates Amongst Property and Violent Offenders

Rachel Sutherland, National Drug and Alcohol

Research Centre

Emerging New Psychoactive Substances, Where Chemistry

Meets Legislation Joanne Gerstner-Stevens,

Victoria Police Forensic Science Department

3:00 PM AFTERNOON TEA, EXHIBITION & POSTERS

CONCURRENT SESSION 30 CONCURRENT SESSION 31 CONCURRENT SESSION 32 CONCURRENT SESSION 33

3:30 PM Closed Session Novel Production Processes for

MDA - Investigation and Forensic Collaboration

Clay Butler, Queensland Police Service &

Sean Davis, Qld Health Forensic and Scientific Services

Drug Driving Panel

Diverse panel consisting of jurisdictional police from drug driving units, toxicologist and researchers to discuss barriers, future direction and enforcement, implications for medicinal cannabis.

Alcohol/Drug-Involved Family Violence in Australia:

A Pilot StudyBeth Costa,

Deakin University

Implementing Corporate Risk Management in the Family Violence Sector taking into Account Drug and Alcohol

StrategiesSteve Schultze, Protective Group

4:00 PM QPS Closed Session Collaboration

Clay Butler, Queensland Police Service &

Sean Davis, Qld Health Forensic and Scientific Services

Alcohol Use in Pregnancy: a 30-Year Follow-Up

Jake Najman, Queensland Alcohol and Drug

Research and Education Centre, The University of Queensland

Application of the ‘Safety Watch’ and ‘BodyCam’ in Reducing Drug and Alcohol Fuelled Violence and

its Impact in our CommunityJames Biesterfeld (Retired),

United States Army Intelligence

4:30 PM Closed Session The New Challenge: Darknet

Enabled CriminalityAnne Rathjen,

South Australia Police

Through the Eyes of Children. The Impact on Children of Parental

Polysubstance AbuseJennifer Richards and Kim Coshaw,

Family Court of Australia

How the Security Industry can “Take a Stand” and Reduce

the Impact of Drug and Alcohol Fuelled Violence and Abuse in

VenuesSteve Wilson, Protective Group

5:00 PM Conference Close - Day Two

7:00 PM Conference Dinner Plaza Terrace Room, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre

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FRIDAY 20 MARCH 2015 Plenary sessions will be held in the Plaza Auditorium

8:30 AM Registration Desk Open - Plaza Level Foyer

9:00 AM KEYNOTE ADDRESS - FBI: Building and Refining Collaborative Partnerships to Combat Changing Environments: Cleveland, OhioMichael Brunswick, Assistant Legal Attache

Michael Connelly, Co-commander of the Northern Ohio Law Enforcement Task Force Joseph Pinjuh, Assistant U.S. Attorney, United States Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Ohio

9:45 AM KEYNOTE ADDRESS: What Really Works to Reduce Alcohol Supply, Demand and Harm?Peter Miller, Principal Research Fellow, School of Psychology, Deakin University. Commissioning Editor, Addiction


11:00 AM Commissioners' Panel

12:30 PM Official Conference Close


FOR THE MOST UP TO DATE VERSION, VISIT WWW.ADASC2015.COM. THE ORGANISERS RESERVE THE RIGHT TO MAKE ANY NECESSARY CHANGES WITHOUT NOTICE.

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