The following downloadable infographics are updated annually to align with increasing costs. Each version comes in different file formats, in English and te reo Māori. 

These are reusable cardboard stencils for smokefree areas. They help you meet the requirements of the Smokefree Environments and Regulated Products (Vaping) Amendment Act 2020.

The green metal Smokefree/Auahi Kore signage are for outdoor use only.

The Vapefree/Hākohu Kore signage is for outdoor use only and are designed to complement the existing

Increased rates of smoking (nicotine use through tobacco) amongst the Pacific population have resulted in an urgent need to explore possible harm reduction techniques.

International symbols for No smoking and No vaping are available to download.

The No smoking/No cigarettes warning sign can be used in public places. It’s also available to order as a cardboard sign.

A range of Smokefree stickers are available for different purposes, including with branded options.

These downloadable signs have been developed for outdoor dining areas. They help you meet the requirements of the Smokefree Environments and Regulated Products (Vaping) Amendment Act 2020.

The Smokefree Aotearoa 2025 logo is available in different colours and formats. You can download it from the World Smokefree May website.

This is a series of videos produced by Health Promotion about the Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) options available in Aotearoa. There are five videos in total, with the following language options:

The website vapingfacts.health.nz website contains a series of videos featuring a young woman, Kura, and her journey to learn more about vaping as a way to quit smoking.

The Vapefree/Hākohu Kore stencil templates can be used to create your own. You can then use them by placing the stencil on the surface and either painting or spraying over. Each version of the stencil is available in two sizes

Templates are available with the Vapefree/Hākohu Kore logo on them. You’ll be able to download these templates to create your own stickers. They are suitable for a wide range of settings.

The Smokefree schools/Ngā kura auahi kore logos are available in several formats and colours, for print and digital use. 

This case study explores the journey of how Healthy Families Hutt Valley, led by Hutt City Council, is developing a smokefree and vapefree Hutt Valley community.