ROSS GIBLIN/STUFF The experiment – what happens to breath-alcohol levels when different people drink the same amounts? Whether it’s a mild hangover, a booze blackout, or full-blown addiction, most Kiwis know all too well the harm alcohol can cause. Over the Limit takes a close look at that harm, and why we drink the way we do. As the booze flows, the aggro grows. Nikki Macdonald and Tommy Livingston diary a typical Saturday night in central Wellington, through the eyes of those left to clean up the mess. PHASE ONE, 7-11PM – HAPPY DRINKING When Catherine Worsfold starts work at 4pm, her trusty rubber gloves stay firmly tucked away. READ MORE:Over the Limit: ‘Nothing good happens after 3am’: Alcohol’s part in assaultsOver the Limit: The horror and hope of an Alcoholics Anonymous meetingOver the Limit: How alcohol affects our brain and body Town is a delight. The dinner crowd is having pre-drinks in the sun, young drinkers are still at home or parties, filling the tank for their big night. Employed by Wellington City Council as a safe city ambassador, Worsfold’s job is to help out as needed. Up until 9pm or 10pm that means giving directions or gently asking people… Read full this story
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