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Hello Sunday Morning
- 16/02/2012
Can Hello Sunday Morning change people's relationship with alcohol?
Hello Sunday Morning (2011) ©Scope
In 2008, 22-year-old Australian Chris Raine decided to give up drinking for a year, and blogged his experience on a website, Hello Sunday Morning. His behaviour has influenced thousands of fellow Gen Y-ers to take their own abstinence pledge in an attempt to change Australia's notorious drinking culture. -
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