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Skin cancer prevention

Never Let Your Child Get Sunburnt: Did the messages lead to behaviour...

In 2007/08, the Health Sponsorship Council (HSC) launched the Never Let Your Child Get Sunburnt campaign. The campaign targeted parents and caregivers and explained the link between sunburn and melanoma, with the overall aim of reducing sunburn among children. In March 2010, the HSC evaluated the effectiveness of its three-year campaign for New Zealand adults.

Minimising gambling harm

Local decisions about gaming machines. In Fact

The Gaming and Betting Activities Survey 2006/07: New Zealanders' knowledge, views and experiences of gambling and gambling-related harm is part of the Ministry of Health's response to problem gambling.

Minimising gambling harm

Participation in gambling and betting activities. In Fact

The Gaming and Betting Activities Survey 2006/07: New Zealanders' knowledge, views and experiences of gambling and gambling-related harm is part of the Ministry of Health's response to problem gambling.

Minimising gambling harm

Views about raising money for communities from gambling. In Fact

The Gaming and Betting Activities Survey 2006/07: New Zealanders' knowledge, views and experiences of gambling and gambling-related harm is part of the Ministry of Health's response to problem gambling.

Minimising gambling harm

Young people and gambling. In Fact

The Gaming and Betting Activities Survey 2006/07: New Zealanders' knowledge, views and experiences of gambling and gambling-related harm is part of the Ministry of Health's response to problem gambling.

Tobacco control

Youth Insights Survey 2010. Methodology Report

The methodology report for the 2010 Youth Insights Survey (formerly known as the Year 10 In-depth Survey).

Tobacco control

2010 Youth Insights Survey. Questionnaire

The questioniare for the 2010 Youth Insights Survey (formerly known as the Year 10 In-depth Survey).

Tobacco control

Public opinion about a smokefree New Zealand. In Fact

In 2010, around one-half (51%) of respondents agreed that being Smokefree is part of the New Zealand way of life. Around two in five (43%) agreed that cigarettes and tobacco should not be sold in New Zealand in 10 years time and around one in three (35%) agreed that cigarettes and tobacco should not be sold in New Zealand in 5 years time.

Tobacco control

Acceptability of smoking around other people. In Fact

There are a number of potential benefits in implementing restrictions on smoking in places where other people, particularly children, might be affected.

Tobacco control

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.

Skin cancer prevention

Never Let Your Child Get Sunburnt: Did the messages get through? In Fact

In 2007/08, the Health Sponsorship Council (HSC) launched the Never Let Your Child Get Sunburnt campaign. The campaign targeted parents and caregivers and explained the link between sunburn and melanoma, with the overall aim of reducing sunburn among children. In March 2010, the HSC evaluated the effectiveness of its three-year campaign for New Zealand adults.

ALAC Alcohol Monitor 2009-10

This report updates the previous drinking behaviours reports produced for ALAC covering the 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08 and 2008-09 periods.