The Smokefree Coalition is committed to preventing the uptake of smoking among young people and reducing the smoking rates of all New Zealanders.

Established in 1995, we encourage debate about tobacco control issues.

The Smokefree Coalition provides a collective voice for our members – thirty-eight organisations including the Asthma and Respiratory Foundation, Cancer Society and National Heart Foundation.

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Setting the agenda for a tupeka kore/tobacco free nation

At the October 2011 Oceania Tobacco Control Conference in Brisbane, the Smokefree Coalition will aim to inspire Australian and Pacific delegates with Aotearoa New Zealand’s Vision and journey for 2020. Find out more.

        

• Nita Rouse – Asthma Foundation 2011 Supreme Achievers
• Turning Point – quarterly magazine for smoking cessation workers
• Call for Recommendations for 15th WCTOH Declaration
• Smokefree Coaltion submission to the Māori Affairs Select Committee on the Determinants of Wellbeing for Māori Children
• New Quitline publication to help smokers quit
• The 16th University of Otago, Wellington, Public Health Summer School – February 7-24, 2012
• Ministry of Health: Advice regarding coding ex-smokers
• Leadership training for Māori in Public Health: 2012
• 15th World Conference on Tobacco or Health