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MoH review of tobacco displays in New Zealand

The Ministry of Health (MoH) has released the results on the public consultation process which sought feedback on the future of tobacco displays in New Zealand . In total, the Minstry received 557 submissions and over 80% of which supported completely banning all tobacco displays.  

Summary sheet of the consultation result: click here
MoH review of tobacco displays in New Zealand : click here
To find out how you can support a removal of displays:  click here

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ASH year 10 survey results 2007
The results of the 2007 ASH year 10 survey are now online.  Smoking rates of 15-16 years olds continue to fall. Read the full report:
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A portrait of health
The latest publication from the MInistry of Health includes up to date smoking statistics. Adult smoking rates have fallen below 20% for the first time in recorded history.

Read the chapter on smoking:
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Read the chapter on secondhand smoke:
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Download the whole report:
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ASH report on nurses and smoking n New Zealand :
Nurses are key resource in helping smokers to quit and advocating for tobacco control. This report by ASH and AUT explains why  Download the report here 

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Question: In Dundee, Scotland smokers are being offered GBP12.50 (NZ$32) per week to quit, do you think this idea would work here?