Tobacco use continues to be a leading cause of death and morbidity globally. At the core of
Australia's response to tobacco‐related harms is the National Tobacco Strategy which …

Public health advocacy is not for the impatient. Policy change is often frustratingly slow and
requires walking that fine line between guiding and pushing governments and others to do …

Objective A greater understanding of the challenges and opportunities for tobacco control in
Australia can assist with accelerating efforts in this space. This study sought to explore these …

Australia has long been heralded as a leader in tobacco control, but more than 10 years
have passed since the country implemented the world's first tobacco plain packaging …

Australia is a world leader in tobacco control as a result of implementing the strong tobacco
control strategies in the World Health Organization Framework Convention on Tobacco …

Aims To summarise the literature underpinning key recommendations made in the 2021
revision of the Ministry of Health's New Zealand Guidelines for Helping People to Stop …

There are no serious downsides to adopting an ambitious goal for reducing tobacco use, as
long as it does not deflect attention from the accelerated implementation of the FCTC …

Background In 2011 the New Zealand Government adopted an aspirational goal of reducing
smoking prevalence and tobacco availability to minimal levels by 2025. Achieving this …

But, and there is always a but, the publication of the guidelines also underlines the need for
public health decision-makers to adopt a determined, similarly rigorous, and evidence …

We read with interest the paper by Jongenelis on challenges and opportunities to tobacco
control in Australia, published in ANZJPH. 1 While Australia has a history of tobacco control …