The annual ASH Year 10 Snapshot surveys 20,000-30,000 students on their smoking and vaping behaviour and attitudes. 

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

This brief report examines the difference between perceived and actual daily smoking prevalence by socio-demographic groups and smoking status using a nationally representative sample of New Zealanders aged 15 years and over.

A following by Dr Collin Tukuitonga from the National Heart Foundation as part of our tobacco control's Pan Pasifika Fono in 2020.

This infographic focuses on young people’s exposure on second-hand smoke in vehicles and their homes. Results are presented by sex and ethnicity. 

Te Hiringa Hauora | Health Promotion Agency commissioned a qualitative research project to explore young Māori women’s attitudes towards vaping, their vaping behaviour, and the relationship between smoking and vaping.