Federal government says $63m campaign is the first time it has advertised to the public about the risks of vaping. Follow the day’s news live
The government will today launch a new $63.4m ‘Give Up For Good’ campaign targeting smokers and vapers, younger and older.
The federal government says the campaign is historic - the first time that it has advertised to the public about the risks and harms of vaping, the first time in nearly 10 years that it has produced a national smoking campaign, and the first time that TikTok will be used in an Australian Government campaign.
Young people who vape: ‘Why Are We Still Doing This?’
Adults who vape: ‘Vaping. Are You Really Choosing Anymore?’
Adults who smoke: ‘Choose Your Hard’
First Nations adults who smoke - ‘Keep At Quitting’
funding to expand and ensure nationally equitable access to Quitline services;
development of an online cessation hub that is now live at quit.org.au;
redevelopment of the My QuitBuddy app to provide new features and support;
dedicated resources to support parents and carers; and
updated clinical guidance for health practitioners.
We’re here to help all Australians quitting smoking or vaping. Our new digital hub will evolve to meet the needs of young people, those most targeted by the insidious Big Tobacco industry, intent on hooking a new generation of customers on nicotine.
The Albanese Government has been closing every one of the loopholes left by the former government’s failed vaping policies, including closing the border to non-therapeutic vapes and introducing world leading legislation to prevent the commercial possession, sale, supply and manufacture.
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