
New Police Minister pushing for faster removal of cigarettes from dairies
The number of retailers that can sell tobacco in New Zealand will be reduced to 600.
The number of retailers that can sell tobacco in New Zealand will be reduced to 600.
The Asthma Foundation says urgent action is required for vulnerable communities.
The ritual of sharing the humble bake has been compared to passive smoking.
Nats say stores allowed to sell tobacco by end of 2023 could be targeted.
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Smoking rates for New Zealand Pasifika youth are at a record low of less than 2 per cent.
The ban will come into effect next year.
The Annual NZ Health survey shows the daily rate for Māori is still high.
One in five secondary students is estimated to have taken up vaping.
The director general of health can order recalls of products if unacceptable health risks.
The plan includes the removal of nicotine from tobacco and a reduction of outlets.
Under the bill, a maximum number of retailers would be approved to sell tobacco products.
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About 14 people a day die due to smoking tobacco, disproportionately affecting Māori.
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The funding will enhance specialist investigations and enforcement within NZ Customs.
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Despite increased use, vaping is still considered a better alternative to smoking
Shosha harbours no guilt for growing its business at any potential risk of public health.
CCTV shows the people running into the store and grabbing everything they possibly can.
Research shows smokers more likely to get severely ill or die if they contract Covid-19.
While fewer year 10s are smoking a survey has found an increase in vaping.
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At least one in four New Zealand schools are within 1km of a vape store.
"I didn't realise I was hooked until I tried to stop and became really sick," teen tells.
Vape sellers are reassuring their products are safe despite an increase in injuries.
Smoking rates have decreased across all ethnic groups.