Smoking, vaping and tobacco resources

The University of Canberra reviewed the Tackling Indigenous Smoking and Health Lifestyle Programme in 2014. Their series of reports focused on how to improve this program using evidence-based approaches.

Use this guide to help you identify some of the key requirements of tobacco plain packaging.

Use this guide to help you identify some of the key requirements of tobacco plain packaging for non-cigarette products such as cigars, roll-your-own tobacco and shisha/waterpipe tobacco.

This brochure outlines the health warnings required on tobacco product packaging that are part of the Competition and Consumer (Tobacco) Information Standard 2011.

There are extra physical, psychological and social risks involved for those with a mental illness who want to quit smoking. Find out how you, as a health professional, can help them succeed.

This fact sheet lists ways that you can support someone with a mental illness to quit smoking.

This guide is for health professionals working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who want to quit smoking. It has information on medicines that can help quit smoking, including nicotine replacement therapy (NRT).

This market research report looked at the effectiveness of plain packaging designs for non-cigarette tobacco products.

This report is about research done on graphic health warnings on tobacco products other than cigarettes.

This market research report helped determine which plain packaging options for tobacco products would be the most effective.

This market research report focuses on which tobacco product health warnings needed updating to be more effective.

This poster encourages pregnant women to quit smoking.

This market research report focuses on messages printed on the front and back of tobacco products.

This market research report focuses on messages printed on the side of tobacco products.

A number of tobacco companies have voluntarily agreed to provide information about the ingredients in their cigarette products.