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The World Health Organization selects a theme every year. Sometimes these themes are used in New Zealand, while in other years a different theme is chosen to support current national tobacco control priorities. For example, the WHO theme for 2004 was ‘Tobacco and Poverty’, however New Zealand continued to promote a second-hand smoke theme in support of the smokefree workplaces legislation that was to be implemented on 10 December that year.|
Smokefree…it’s about us/ Kia Auahi Kore…mō tātou te kaupapa |
2007 |
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Wish for a smokefree world. Wishes can come true/Wawatatia he ao auahi kore. Ka tutuki pea ngā moemoeā |
2006 |
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Wish for a smokefree world. Wishes can come true/Wawatatia he ao auahi kore. Ka tutuki pea ngaā moemoeā |
2005 |
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Take the smoke outside/Haria te auahi ki waho (second-hand smoke) |
2004 |
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Let’s clear the air for us/Ātea Wātea mō tātou |
2003 |
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Let’s clear the air/Ātea Wātea |
2002 |
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Let’s clear the air/Ātea Wātea |
2001 |
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Sucked in/Kai toa |
2000 |
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Quit smoking/Auahi Kore |
1999 |
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Children and tobacco – growing up Smokefree/Auahi Kore |
1998 |
