‘Tragic’: Call for alcohol delivery services to be limited after Victorian woman’s death

Alcohol delivery services may face restrictions after Kathleen Arnold, 30, died from alcohol poisoning, having received 319 alcohol products in the six months leading to her death. Coroner Ingrid Giles recommended a curfew for deliveries, a two-hour delay between orders, and a new action plan to address alcohol-related harms. Arnold’s mother raised concerns about easy access to alcohol through delivery platforms, prompting calls for better regulation and support services for those with substance misuse issues.

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