Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education

Some data shows offences can jump by more than 25% when the foot is on.

Ayla Chorley from the Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education in Canberra says booze and grand final emotions can create a dangerous mix.

It exacerbates violence within the home, including the severity and the frequency of it.

So when you've got a weekend like the AFL or the NRL grand final, it culminates in these occasions where alcohol is heavily concentrated and aggressively promoted.

Dr Catherine Ordway is a sports integrity expert and visiting scholar at the University of New South Wales Canberra Business School.

She's also worked closely with the Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education, which released a new report last month revealing that every AFL and NRL club in Australia is now sponsored by alcohol companies.

while every NRL club and five AFL clubs also have gambling sponsors.

I'd like to see there to be a really conscious cutting between the nexus between alcohol and sport.

around sport and alcohol and how it feels like they just go hand in hand is something that I've become very passionate about.

I've become a big follower of an organisation called FAIR, the acronym for FAIR, which is the Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education.

I've learned a lot from them in recent times, you know.

So, like, how heavily alcohol companies are connected to sport is something that actually really bothers me.