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Estimates of how many people smoke: In Fact

In 2010, although around one in five (19%) New Zealanders were daily smokers, people overestimated the proportion of New Zealanders who smoke. The average estimate was…

Acceptability of smoking in public places: In Fact

In 2010, around two in three (64%) people thought that smoking should not be allowed at outdoor sports fields and courts, an increase from 2008 (59%).…

Where are young people accessing and buying tobacco from? In Fact

In 2010, around seven in 10 (72%) young people who were current smokers said they got their own cigarettes from friends and around five in 10…

Purchasing of cigarettes by under-age youth - Youth Insights Survey 2010: In Fact

In the 2010 Youth Insight Survey, 14- to 15-year-olds were asked about purchasing cigarettes. Around three-quarters who had tried to buy cigarettes said that they had…

Awareness and impact of Face the Facts - Youth Insights Survey 2010: In Fact

In the 2010 Youth Insights Survey, 14- to 15-year-olds were asked about their awareness of Face the Facts ads as well as impact of the ads.…

Impact of Smoking Not Our Future - Youth Insights Survey 2010: In Fact

In the 2010 Youth Insights Survey,  14- to 15-year-olds who recalled Smoking Not Our Future were asked a series of questions about the impact of the ads. Findings…

Sun bed users in New Zealand: In Fact

New Zealand currently has a voluntary standard for sunbed operators, incorporating recommendations such as ensuring all sunbeds are supervised and not allowing people under the age…

Acceptability of smoking in outdoor places where children go: In Fact

In 2010, around three in four (76%) people agreed that smoking should be banned in all outdoor places where children go, an increase from 2008. In…

Changing public attitudes about smoking: In Fact

In 2010, around four in five (79%) people agreed that smoking was a real problem in New Zealand, regardless of demographic background. Agreement was higher in…

Public opinion about tobacco control regulation: In Fact

Smoking is a complex issue that requires comprehensive approaches to help change behaviours. These approaches include legislation and policy changes, enforcement, health promotion and cessation support.…