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Its been 433 days since Former Miss Universe Australia Olivia Molly Rogers drank alcohol, and she claims to have been asked some uncomfortable questions from others.

Former Miss Universe Australia Olivia Molly Rogers has revealed she refrained from drinking on her wedding day after quitting alcohol in May last year after a big night left her riddled with anxiety.

Former Miss Universe Australia Olivia Molly Rogers says the morning after a big night out that left her anxious and arguing with her fiancé prompted her to quit alcohol. From the time she started drinking in her teens, the 29-year-old model said she would often black out for half the night and wake up riddled with debilitating anxiety and a sense of dread that sometimes lingered for three days. The Adelaide speech pathologist, who was crowned Miss Universe Australia in 2017, said drinking als...

Meet two Aussie businesses riding the alcohol-free drinks boom Sans Drinks founder Irene Falcone. Source: supplied. Aussie alcohol-free drinks businesses Sans Drinks and Brunswick Aces are among the speciality bottleshops and bars riding the boom in demand for alcohol-free booze. During the pandemic, the shift to at-home drinking, coupled with increasing health concerns, accelerated the consumption of sophisticated non-alcoholic drinks, helping businesses expand their offerings.  In May, alcoh...

Brunswick Aces successfully combines on- and off-premise offering at recently opened bar, with consumers responding positively.

Australias first-ever non-alcoholic bar and bottle shop is preparing to open its doors. Brunswick Aces Bar in Brunswick East, six kilometres north of Melbourne CBD, will start serving a menu of over 100 alcohol-free beers, wines and cocktails from Saturday, May 1. Nestled next to the citys iconic Italian food quarter, the bar is touted as a trendy teetotal venue that offers tasty drinks at affordable prices. Wine starts from just $6 a glass, while beers and spirits with mixers range from $7 to ...

Want to know what makes people tick? Ask them over Zoom 30 Dec, 2020 10:00 PM 5 minutes to read Researchers see an interesting opportunity in the widespread adoption of Zoom. Photo / Getty Images Financial Times By: Gillian Tett Stuart Henshall studies human behaviour for a living. Until March, the "user research" analyst was based in a "UX [user experience] laboratory", or special conference suite, in an Indian city where he was carrying out research face to face; hed been in...