The department could not offer this program without the generosity of many governments and organizations who made it possible for their advertisements to be included:
Tobacco Ads
Quit for your Pets
Young Shand, New Zealand
This campaign shows the deadly consequences of secondhand smoke to your pet.
Smoking Kid
Thaihealth Promotion Foundation, Thailand
This advertisement helps demonstrate that smoking is not okay at any age.
Destiny*
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, USA
Get a firsthand glimpse into the immediate and future damages of getting addicted to smoking.
Shapeshifter*
Tobacco Stops With Me, USA
Understand how the tobacco industry is targeting youth.
Killers*
Utah Department of Health, USA
See what looks like crime scene photos to understand the health consequences of smoking.
Hourglass*
Utah Department of Health, USA
On average, smoking shortens life expectancy by 10 years. This graphic, hard-hitting spot reinforces the need to quit today and helps combat the common feeling of ‘the damage is done by this point
Vape Ads
Chemical Warfare
Rescue Agency, USA
See how the chemicals in vapes are not safe to inhale.
Flavoured Vapes Hook Kids
Canadian Lung Association, Canada
This campaign demonstrates the harms of flavoured vaping products in relation to advertising to youth.
The Experimental
Thaihealth Promotion Foundation, Thailand
Understand the harmful effects nicotine has on your brain.
Down and Dirty – Caught in a Mood
Rescue Agency, USA
See how vaping can make you feel unlike yourself and effect your mental health.
Lost Vape
Department of Health and Aged Care, Australia
Look into how nicotine use can control one’s life.
Tour Toxicland
Rescue Agency, USA
Understand the health and environmental risks of vaping.
*Courtesy of the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention Media Campaign
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