Resources for young people
Youth television commercials
- 'Ice' television commercial - rated M (MPG 4 MB)
- Script from the 'Ice' television commercial
- 'Ecstasy' television commercial - rated PG (MPG 2.9 MB)
- Script from the 'Ecstasy' television commercial
- 'Marijuana' television commercial - rated PG (MPG 2.9 MB)
- Script from the 'Marijuana' television commercial
- 'Speed' television commercial - rated PG (MPG 2.9 MB)
- Script from the 'Speed' television commercial
Windows Media Player is available free of charge from http://windowsmedia.com/download/download.asp
Quicktime is available free of charge from: http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/
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Booklet
To order the youth booklet in Braille please call the Campaign Info Line on 1800 250 015 or email nationaldrugscampaign@health.gov.auTop of page
Print advertisements
- Ice Print Advertisement 1 (PDF 335 KB)
- Ice Print Advertisement 2 (PDF 295 KB)
- Ice Print Advertisement 3 (PDF 222 KB)
- Ecstasy Print Advertisement (PDF 302 KB)
- Marijuana Print Advertisement (PDF 281 KB)
- Speed Print Advertisement (PDF 336 KB)
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Posters
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Wallet Card
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Indigenous Youth
A number of promotional resources for Indigenous youth were developed for the campaign including drink bottles, lanyards, temporary tattoos and posters however they are no longer available to order.To order materials in hard copy, please access our on-line order form
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