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    Education first for smokers

    Jared ConstableBy Jared ConstableMay 7, 2014Updated:March 6, 2018No Comments1 Min Read

    Plain packaging for cigarettes and wall-to-wall promotion of anti-smoking messages. Get ready- World No Tobacco Day is coming, and so is education about the risks associated with smoking.

    Smokers are being handed information pamphlets and ‘Quit Smoking’ flyers as opposed to fines and criminal charges. What will be next?

    Wollongong City Council is getting on board with the anti-smoking message, and roving reporters Alice Matthews and Rachel Loveday will find out exactly what’s being done by WCC to educate smokers.

    Is education more effective than fines for smoking in non-smoking zones at Crown Street Mall? @UOWTV #uowjournos pic.twitter.com/3Xoj27Odlh

    — Alice Matthews (@alicekmatthews) May 7, 2014

     

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