Make Smoking History has a range of smoke-free posters that have been created for community service organisations to display at their services. These can be ordered in A3 or A4.
How to obtain copies
For single copies, please download individual pdf files from the list below.
For some resources, you are able to order multiple copies from Cancer Council WA. Please download, save, then complete our bulk order form and return via email or fax on (08) 9212 4334.
For more information, please contact the Resource Officer on (08) 9388 4363.
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Order hardcopies in bulk
For single copies, please download individual pdf files from the list below.
Brochures
Make your home and car smoke-free brochure
Make your home and car smoke-free.
Quit pocket guide
Quit pocket guide.
Smoking and parenthood: advice for parents
Smoking and parenthood: advice for parents.
Tobacco and cancer
Tobacco and cancer
Posters
Make your home and car smoke-free poster
Smoking causes cancer in a lot of places (including the butt)
Smoking causes cancer in a lot of places (including the butt).
Quit Help dumbbell
Quit Help dumbbell
Quit Help life preserver
A3 poster
Stress cycle of smoking
Stress cycle of smoking.
If you're over 45 years old and still smoking, go out and buy a very comfortable arm chair
There are 16 types of cancer caused by smoking poster
Cigarette ingredients poster
Cigarettes kill 15,00 Australian's each year and what do tobacco companies say about it?
A spoonful of sugar makes the nicotine go down
Stickers
Make Smoking History
Make Smoking History sticker.
This is a smoke free home
This is a smoke free home sticker.
This is a smoke free car
This is a smoke free car sticker.
Proud to be smoke free
Proud to be smoke free sticker.
Make Smoking History community service posters
Resist the urge: the four Ds (A3 & A4)
Resist the urge: the four Ds (A3 & A4)
Thank you for not smoking (A3 & A4)
Thank you for not smoking (A3 & A4)
This is a fresh air site (A3 & A4)
This is a fresh air site (A3 & A4)
This is a Smoke-Free site (A3 & A4)
This is a Smoke-Free site (A3 & A4)
We care for your health (A3 & A4)
We care for your health (A3 & A4)
We are working towards being Smoke- Free (A3 & A4)
We are working towards being Smoke- Free (A3 & A4)
Welcome : This is a fresh air site (A3 & A4)
Welcome : This is a fresh air site (A3 & A4)
Welcome : This is a Smoke-Free site (A3 & A4)
Welcome : This is a Smoke-Free site (A3 & A4)
Tobacco is very expensive - Have you thought about quitting smoking? (A4)
The Quit Kit
The Quit Kit: The Quit Kit contains the Quit Because You Can booklet, which provides practical advice to help you plan and quit smoking. It contains information to help you learn about why you smoke and describes different ways of quitting. The Quit Kit also includes a Guide To Quitting Products, Quit Planner and Quit Pocket Guide.
Tobacco Toolbox
Tobacco Toolbox is published four times a year. For more information on any of the topics, or if you would like to contribute, please email the Make Smoking History Team at makesmokinghistory@cancerwa.asn.au or call (08) 9388 4333.
May 2023
In this edition:
- ‘Sounds Like’ Campaign
- A united call for action
- Prevention Health Conference 2023
- A re-think of tobacco control language
- Health Minister Mark Butler’s speech at the National Press Club
- National Tobacco Strategy 2023-2030
- Tackling Indigenous Smoking (TIS) – Vaping prevalence
February 2023
In this edition:
- Smoke-free initiatives- Bandyup Women’s Prison and City of Vincent
- 10 years of tobacco plain packaging- where to now?
- E-cigarettes and oral health
November 2022
In this edition:
- First smoke-free prison in WA
- Industry sector workers still exposed to tobacco smoke and e-cigarette aerosols
- Towards Tobacco Free By 2030: Post symposium learnings
- Challenges and opportunities for tobacco control in Australia: A qualitative study
- ‘Dispelling the smoke to reflect the mirror’: the time is not to eliminate tobacco related harms
August 2022
In this edition:
- Worried About You campaign
- WA Symposium Alert- Save the date!
- E-cigarettes uptake on the rise across Australia
- Community-based research during COVID-19: the Which Way? Study
- New Zealand’s tobacco endgame
- Time for renewed national anti-smoking campaign
- Canada’s new proposed health warning regulations
- Australia’s attitudes and perceptions towards drugs by region
May 2022
In this edition:
- World No Tobacco Day (31 May)- Tobacco: Threat to our Environment
- Calling all local governments- we need your help!
- Latest evidence on e-cigarette harm
- Maurice Swanson wins TSANZ President’s award
- Thirty years of tobacco control
- COVID-19 and Smoking
- Latest reports on tobacco use in Australia
- The tobacco industry’s renewed assault on science
February 2022
In this edition:
- Extra funding for effective Tackling Indigenous Smoking program
- A win for New Zealand’s next generation
- Call for governments to make tobacco industry clean up their mess
- Mental health, smoking prevalence and quitting behaviours
- Another reason not to use e-cigarettes!
- Reduce tobacco use and nicotine addiction
November 2021
In this edition:
- Are E-cigarettes the Answer? Depends who’s asking
- A Breath of Fresh Air initiative
- Cancer Council WA calls for more smoke-free public spaces
- AIHW Report on burden of disease attributable to tobacco
- Cost of treating tobacco-caused disease in WA hospitals
- Spotlight on future smoking in Australian prisons
- Maternal tobacco exposure during pregnancy
August 2021
In this edition:
- Sponge Campaign
- Cancer Council WA calls out tobacco companies
- Cancer Council Australia calls on the Australian Government to prohibit the use of flavours in tobacco products
- Review of the WA Tobacco Products Control Act 2006
- WHO report on the global tobacco epidemic 2021: addressing new and emerging products
- Why everyone deserves an environment free from tobacco smoke
May 2021
In this edition:
- Smoke-Free Families Campaign
- Guide for Smoke-Free Strata Housing in WA
- A new study shows tobacco is not a major driver of foot traffic in low socio-economic small retail stores
- Stop smoking before you end up under the knife! (Lutz Sztermula story)
- Preventive Health Conference 2021
February 2021
In this edition:
- Read about Voice Box Campaign
- 30th anniversary of Australian legal ruling on second-hand smoke
- Tobacco smoking and mortality among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adults in Australia
- New online training courses for WA users
- Oceania Tobacco Control Conference (OTCC) 2021
- The Quitline (13 7848) has new operating hours.
November 2020
In this issue:
- Make Smoking History turns 20
- New resources for people in prison
- Is the government rolling in smokers cash?
August 2020
In this edition
- New Make Smoking History website
- Who sells tobacco, who stops?
- Free online training
May 2020
In this issue:
- COVID-19 and smoking
- Exit Strategy: We can do it for Covid-19, why not tobacco?
- Push to curb smoking in strata properties
February 2020
How to support patients who smoke to quit
In May 2018 Cancer Council WA held a series of seminars for a range of health professionals working in health services across Western Australia to learn more about best practice approaches to support patients who smoke.
How to support patients who smoke to quit presentations: Please click here to download and view PDFs of all the presentations that were delivered during this seminar series.
Make Smoking History resources for health professionals
Make Smoking History has developed a number of resources for professionals working with clients wanting to quit smoking.
These are available on the Make Smoking History website.