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Maddox, R. Drummond, A. Kennedy, M. Martinez, SA.

Waa, A.

Henderson, PN. Clark, H. Upton, P. Lee, JP. Hardy, BJ. Tautolo, ES. Bradbrook, S. Calma, T. Whop, LJ.

(2023). Ethical publishing in ‘Indigenous’ contexts.

Tobacco Control.

Martins, JS. McAllister, S. da Conceição Matos, L. Pereira, N. Dos Santos, FB.

(2023). Smoking Among High School Students in Dili, Timor-Leste: Prevalence, Potential Determinants and Opportunities for Prevention and Control

Asia Pacific Journal of Public Health.

Dell, C.

Edwards, R.

Gilmore, A.

Hoek, J.

(2022). Tobacco industry ‘transformation’ – more smoke and mirrors?

Public Health Expert,

June 7 2022.

Edwards, R.

Hoek, J.

Waa, A.

(2022). Submission to consultation on Australian Draft: National Tobacco Strategy 2022–2030.

University of Otago, Wellington,

March 24 2022.

Edwards, R.

Karreman, N. Gilmore, A.

Hoek, J.

(2022). Evaluating tobacco industry ‘transformation’” a proposed rubric and analysis (Poster).

Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco, Baltimore, Maryland, USA,

March 15-18, 2022.

Hoek, J.

Edwards, R.

Waa, A.

(2022). From social accessory to societal disapproval: smoking, social norms and tobacco endgames.

Tobacco Control,

2022;31:358-364.

Gifford, H. Tautolo, E.

McCool, J.

Gartner, C.

Edwards, R.

Maddox, R.

(2022). Getting there together: highlights, challenges and opportunities for tobacco control in the Oceania region.

Tobacco Control,

2022;31:164-168.

Edwards, R.

Hoek, J.

Karreman, N. Gilmore, A.

(2022). Evaluating tobacco industry ‘transformation’: a proposed rubric and analysis.

Tobacco Control,

2022;31:313-321.

Hird, T.R. Gallagher, A.W.A. Evans-Reeves, K. Zatoński, M. Dance, S. Diethelm, P.A.

Edwards, R.

Gilmore, A.B.

(2022). Understanding the long-term policy influence strategies of the tobacco industry: two contemporary case studies.

Tobacco Control,

2022;31:297-307.

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INSPIRED

INSPIRED is a collaborative project across the first six countries to adopt government-endorsed endgame goals for smoking: Aotearoa New Zealand, Canada, Finland, Ireland, Scotland, and Sweden.

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