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December 12, 2025

Northern Territory 2026 Wrap Up

After commencing in my role as NBPU TIS Program Officer for NT in May I was quickly introduced to the majority of the NT TIS teams in late May with site visits to Congress, Anyinginyi in Alice Springs, and AMSANT and Danila Dilba in Darwin. Weeks after this I was able to meet with the…

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December 12, 2025

Quit B Fit Radio Campaign

Community voices on the radio are helping families across the Central West live smoke n vape-free. Between August and October 2025, the Quit B Fit team travelled to Orange FM Radio Station to record three locally voiced radio ads for the Quit B Fit Smoke n Vape-Free Families campaign. The recording featured real Aboriginal voices,…

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December 12, 2025

Deadly Choices new anti vaping campaign!

In September, Deadly Choices launched its latest health promotion initiative, “Vapes are deathly, not deadly.” Targeted towards Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community members aged 14–26 across Queensland, the campaign empowers young people to prioritise their health by quitting vaping or choosing not to start. It highlights the serious and often misunderstood health impacts associated…

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December 12, 2025

What’s New on the Tackling Indigenous Smoking Website

New to the TIS website New video – How TIS workers use the website: This video features Tackling Indigenous Smoking Workers providing advice on how to get the most out of the TIS website. The video provides tips for new TIS staff on using the website, and highlights some of the key areas of the…

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December 12, 2025

Strength in our Story: How Young Mob Are (Re)shaping the Narrative on Tobacco and Vaping

Over five powerful days in November, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth and young people came together on Gadigal and Bidjigal Country for the Warraay Puthu (Bad Smoke, Ngiyampaa) Youth Creative Intensive. Together, youth wrote, recorded and filmed a song, music video, TV ads, and a heap of digital content for a coordinated local and…

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November 27, 2025

NATSIFACP | Regulation Support Hub workshops

Over September and October 2025, 47 out of 49 NATSIFAC service provider sites took part in five workshops held across Australia, facilitated by the NATSIFAC Regulation Support Hub. Focused on yarning and First Nations-led problem solving, the workshops created space for us to explore the new Aged Care Act 2024 together and support everyone in…

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November 27, 2025

NATSIFACP | We are here to help

A friendly reminder that we are here to support you through the transition to the Aged Care Act 2024. Whatever that support looks like for you and your team, we are here to help. Here are some examples of the support we can provide: General advice on how to approach the Aged Care Act 2024…

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November 3, 2025

What’s New on the Tackling Indigenous Smoking Website

New page! Workforce Development – Our Stories, Our Strength Developing a strong, skilled, and culturally supported Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander workforce is at the heart of Tackling Indigenous Smoking. When our workforce is empowered and valued, our communities thrive. Together, we are creating healthier futures and closing the gap in smoking-related health outcomes for…

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November 3, 2025

Workforce Development Update | Celebrating Our Growth and Looking Ahead to 2026

As we head toward the end of 2025, it’s a good moment to recognise the growth, dedication, and achievements across our Tackling Indigenous Smoking (TIS) workforce. This year, many of you took big steps in your learning journeys, completing studies, graduating with qualifications, or starting new training that strengthens prevention and health promotion in our…

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November 3, 2025

Strengthening How We Measure Impact with VAHS

I recently had the pleasure of leading a hands-on workshop with the VAHS TIS teams, all about strengthening how we monitor, evaluate and report on our work. The goal was simple, to look at how we collect and use data to better understand our impact and keep improving what we do. Throughout the session, everyone…

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