I’ve just quit nicotine - how long until the cravings go away?
June 28, 2024
Why do some of us still get cravings weeks, months or even years after quitting nicotine?
Keeping Australian Kids Safe from Tobacco Industry Tactics
May 31, 2024
Why in 2024 are we still dealing with the harmful influence of tobacco companies on our young people?
Big Tobacco's sneaky grip on Formula One
March 27, 2023
Is your favourite team driven by them?
Air pollution vs smoking
September 13, 2022
Tl;dr: air pollution and tobacco smoke both cause death and disease, but tobacco causes more of it.
Tobacco x the environment – a tale of pollution, poison and poverty
May 24, 2022
Quitting smoking could be the next big thing you do for the environment.
Is COVID-19 a reason to quit smoking?
April 12, 2022
COVID-19 has hit the WA community… and there has never been a better time to quit!
From targeting 15 to making smoking history - our campaign history
August 27, 2021
Do you remember the first anti-smoking campaign you saw? Chances are if you live in WA it was a Make Smoking History campaign.
Call on WA Government to commit to making tobacco control a priority
June 2, 2021
New data reveals that the tough approach to tobacco has saved around four lives a week from death due to lung cancer since 1982
Why everyone deserves an environment free from tobacco smoke
May 27, 2021
Creating environments that are free from tobacco smoke is an important step in protecting the health of adults, children, infants, unborn babies and pets.
Be smoke-free for your family
May 4, 2021
Hear Levi talking about the joys of being smoke-free for her family and what she has found most rewarding about being smoke-free with a newborn.
Smoking and your family
May 4, 2021
Secondhand and thirdhand smoke increase the risk of ill health in babies and children who are exposed to them, as well as to unborn babies when the mother is exposed to secondhand smoke.
Quit now, before you end up under the knife like me
March 12, 2021
A 62 year old Pinjarra man is backing a call by Cancer Council WA to make cancer the number one health priority for the next WA Government.