National Symposium on Smoking and Disadvantage
A National Symposium on Smoking and Disadvantage has focused on addressing tobacco related disparities in health and well-being across Australia.

Latest update: 06 March 2013
Please Note: Entries Now Closed.
Australians are being encouraged to nominate employers promoting healthy workplaces and preventive health issues in the inaugural National Preventive Health Awards.
The Awards aim to showcase current, practical and effective workplace programs that benefit the well-being of employees. The Awards encourage leadership in the area of preventive health and will promote greater awareness of the health challenges we face as a nation.
Chief Executive Officer of the Australian National Preventive Health Agency, Louise Sylvan today officially opened the Awards which recognise excellence and best practice in the field of prevention and health promotion across four key sectors; including workplaces, research, Medicare Locals and the media.
“We know there are many people and organisations who contribute so much time and energy supporting prevention and better health and wellbeing around Australia,” said Ms Sylvan.
“These Awards allow us to recognise the invaluable effort of these in promoting healthy lifestyles to enhance the quality of life for many Australians.”
The Awards cover the following four main categories:
1. Healthy Workplace Awards (3 sub-categories)
A National Symposium on Smoking and Disadvantage has focused on addressing tobacco related disparities in health and well-being across Australia.