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Volume 12 No. 4 June 2009
In this issue:
  • Health workers urged to get booster as pertussis epidemic looms
  • Editorial
  • Nursing workforce has more to give
  • Record uptake of influenza vaccine
  • Plan to boost breastfeeding rates launched
  • Focus on: Sally Gilbert
  • Steady increase in HPV immunisation
  • Spotlight on oral health
  • Calls to helpline rise dramatically
  • Face the Facts: new smokefree education approach
  • Changes to Health Targets
  • He Korero 33
Public Health Perspectives Volume 12 No. 4 June 2009 (PDF, 1 MB)



Volume 12 No. 3 March 2009
In this issue:
  • Project looks at support service for timber workers exposed to PCP
  • New guidelines for TB control
  • New Zealand leading the way on obesity epidemic
  • Health support service for Paritutu
  • Focus on: Greg Simmons
  • Influenza vaccine available
  • Law Commission to review liquor laws
  • Higher profile for ABC smoking cessation
  • Whānau Ora tool supports sector to meet needs
  • Feature: Dental amalgam – still appropriate for fillings?
  • New scholarships for problem gambling research
  • He Kōrero 32
Public Health Perspectives Volume 12 No. 3 March 2009 (PDF, 2 MB)




Volume 12 No. 2 December 2008
In this issue:
  • Best idea since sliced bread wins supreme award
  • Editorial
  • Campaigns take gold
  • Survey on what New Zealanders are eating
  • 1080 – why the controversy?
  • Focus on Darren Hunt
  • School-based cervical cancer vaccination programme
  • New Year’s resolution the focus of new quit smoking campaign
  • Moving forward: protecting and promoting public health through the New Zealand Transport Strategy
  • Focusing on developing the public health workforce
  • He Kōrero
  • Web system aids emergency response
Public Health Perspectives volume 12 No.2 December 2008 (PDF, 1 MB)



Volume 12 No. 1 September 2008
In this issue:
  • Campaign supports breastfeeding mums
  • Editorial
  • Atlas shows New Zealand’s socioeconomic landscape
  • Survey reveals health snapshot
  • Healthy television viewing
  • Climate change health impacts discussed
  • Draft National Alcohol Action Plan released for consultation
  • HPV Immunisation programme launched
  • Bowel Cancer Taskforce starts work
  • Hepatitis C in New Zealand
  • Guide helps sharpen focus on health inequalities
  • Reducing smoking further and faster
  • Problem gambling update
  • Focus on Api Talemaitoga
  • Health risks of broken eco-bulbs assessed
  • Real stories told in new BreastScreen Aotearoa commercials
  • He Kōrero 30

Public Health Perspectives volume 12 No.1 September 2008 (PDF, 1 MB)


Volume 11 No. 4 June 2008
In this issue:
  • Editorial
  • Establishing a HEHA Network
  • Free vaccine protects against pneumococcal disease
  • Food and nutrition advice for babies and toddlers updated
  • New panel holds first meeting
  • ActiveSmart website attracts international acclaim
  • Treating family violence as a health issue
  • Public health innovations up for top award
  • Focus on – Fran McGrath
  • Like Minds, Like Mine Media-Watch project
  • Dioxin health support service being established
  • Benefits and harms of screening discussed at lively screening symposium
  • He Kōrero

Public Health Perspectives volume 11 No.4 June 2008 (PDF, 1 MB)


Volume 11 No. 3 March 2008
In this issue:
  • Editorial
  • Campaign to increase breastfeeding
  • Results of the New Zealand Health Survey due in May
  • Mental health leaders part of international initiative
  • Support for schools and ECEs on healthy eating
  • A boost for sexual health Preventing poisoning by lead paint
  • New panel to oversee breastfeeding code
  • Fortifying bread with folic acid
  • Plans afoot to fortify bread with iodine
  • B School Check national roll-out getting under way
  • Pre-pandemic vaccine purchased
  • Focus on – Dr Janice Wilson
  • Use of humour pays off for cervical screening campaign
  • Free pneumococcal vaccine saves lives
  • NSU Screening Symposium, 14 - 15 April 2008

Public Health Perspectives volume 11 No.3 March 2008 (PDF, 1 MB)


Volume 11 No. 2 December 2007
In this issue:
  • New drinking-water legislation passed by Parliament.
  • Public Health Bill gets to House.
  • Tanning on sunbeds a risky business.
  • Overseas acclaim for drinking water booklets and DVDs .
  • Smoking to no longer get in your eyes?
  • Like Minds, Like Mine Programme enters its second decade.
  • Innovation and smart-thinking hallmarks of HEHA regional projects
  • Latest suicide statistics released.
  • New website for young people dealing with depression gives ‘The Lowdown’
  • Focus on – Dr Pat Tuohy
  • How healthy is New Zealand?.
  • John Dempsey Party pill Bill in the House.
  • Akirata: Achieving Excellence in the Pacific Health Sector
  • Get screened and live forever?

Public Health Perspectives Volume 11 No.2 December 2007 (PDF, 1 MB)



Volume 11 No. 5 September 2007
In this issue:
  • Moving towards a healthier future
  • Editorial: Martin Tobias
  • Support for quit smoking services
  • In-home quit support and advice for Asian smokers
  • Support resources for Food and Beverage Classification System launched
  • Food and nutrition survey under way
  • New resource backs International Code
  • Report offers snapshot of drug use in New Zealand
  • Signing up to treat violence as a health issue
  • Top Muslim award given to refugee health worker
  • Change at Ministry progressing well
  • Lead exposure causes global concern
  • New push to encourage reports of agrichemical spray drift
  • Managing asbestos outside the workplace
  • Focus on Dr Debbie Ryan
  • New cervical screening campaign launched this month
  • All-age focus for World Suicide Prevention Day

Public Health Perspectives Volume 11, No 1 September 2007 (PDF, 624 KB)



Volume 10 No. 4 June 2007
In this issue:
  • Minister launches socialmarketing campaign to promote healthy eating
  • Government to walk the talk
  • The fight isn’t over yet
  • Eight out of ten babies arefully immunised
  • New service offers support after suicide
  • Fourth dose of MeNZB™ vaccine ‘crucial’ for babies
  • Pandemic plans put tothe test
  • Alcohol advertisingunder review
  • World Water Day marks launch of educational tool for small water suppliers
  • A universal newborn hearingscreening programme for New Zealand
  • Changes to antenatal Down syndrome screening recommended
  • On target for better health
  • National Screening Unit serious about tackling inequalities
  • Focus on: Ashley Bloomfield
  • Change under way at Ministry of Health
  • New website is a visual feast
  • He Korero 25

Public Health Perspectives Volume 10 No. 4 June 2007 (PDF, 772 KB)



Volume 10 No. 3 March 2007
In this issue:
  • World-first sees fizzy drinks out of schools by 2009
  • New support unit to assess health impacts
  • Exercise Cruickshank
  • New global rules to combat emerging threats
  • Older People's Health Chart Book published
  • Depression ads show strong and positive results
  • Watching the screen
  • Review of antenatal screening for Down syndrome
  • Parents urged to see MeNZB doses completed
  • Focus on - Michael Taylor
  • Don Matheson meets new chief of World Health Organization
  • Tidbits and updates

Public Health Perspectives Volume 10 No. 3 March 2007 (PDF, 510 KB)



Volume 10 No. 2 December 2006
In this issue:
  • New pictorial warnings for tobacco packages
  • Editorial
  • New machine improves newborn screening
  • Depression: there is a way through it
  • Suicide prevention on right track
  • Drinking age stays at 18
  • New mental health media grants
  • Careers in public health
  • Documentary sparks calls from parents
  • An exercise in control
  • Version 16 released
  • A thirst for knowledge
  • Focus on – A decade of design
  • Feature – A burst of activity for Healthy Eating – Healthy Action projects
  • Thousands of New Zealanders to participate in New Zealand Health Survey
  • Tidbits and updates

Public Health Perspectives Volume 10 No. 2 December 2006 (PDF, 841 KB)


Volume 10 No. 1 September 2006
In this issue:
  • Poorer people still hardest hit by problem gambling
  • Editorial
  • News
  • Study into breast milk pollutants
  • Generation Y profiled
  • Fruit in Schools covers country
  • Interim evaluation of report on access to primary care draft
  • Progress for antenatal HIV screening
  • Review of the regulation of alcohol advertising
  • Drinking-water Quality Aid
  • Programme in Pacific Island Countries
  • What’s happening in enteric zoonotic disease research co-ordination?
  • Improving oral health
  • Focus on: Doug Lush
  • Features: One small step case study
  • NIR project completed
  • Tidbits and updates

Public Health Perspectives Volume 10 No. 1 September 2006 (PDF, 747 KB)


Volume 9 No. 4 June 2006
In this issue:
  • Editorial
  • Mass vaccination ends on a high note
  • New suicide prevention strategy
  • New trans-Tasman Nutrient Reference Values
  • Dress for success
  • Food and nutrition guidelines for pregnancy and breastfeeding revised
  • New report confirms grim disparities in cancer statistics
  • Breastscreen returns to small screen
  • Fund promotes Healthy Eating, Healthy Action around New Zealand
  • Germs live in laptop of luxury
  • New framework for diabetes and heart disease treatment
  • Focus on Graeme Gillespie
  • Fifty years polio free in New Zealand
  • Chernobyl 20 years on
  • Tidbits and updates

Public Health Perspectives Volume 9 No. 4 June 2006 (PDF, 1 MB)


Volume 9 No. 3 March 2005
In this issue:
  • Maori coverage may have turned corner
  • Editorial
  • News
  • Focus on Maggie McGregor
  • A collaborative approach to health promotion
  • Action as well as attitude
  • Drop in gambling spend
  • Ten facts about public health in New Zealand you should know

Public Health Perspectives Volume 9 No. 3 March 2005 (PDF, 763 KB)


Volume 9 No. 2 December 2005
In this issue:
  • One million ... and still counting
  • Editorial
  • Latest news from the Public Health Directorate
  • Focus on Dr Mark Jacobs
  • Mind yourself this Christmas
  • Chemical surveillance - the cold, hard facts
  • Introducing the Pacific Health Branch
  • Have a happy (smokefree) Christmas
  • Mosquitoes don't take a break over Christmas
  • Public Health events

Public Health Perspectives Volume 9 No. 2 December 2005 (PDF, 679 KB)


Volume 9 No. 1 September 2005
In this issue:
  • Like Minds, Like Mine campaign pays off
  • Editorial
  • Public and private sectors work together
  • Housing initiative scoops award
  • Screening symposium
  • Global overview on tobacco and oral health
  • Flu – our biggest public health threat
  • More deprived communities get help from sewerage scheme
  • Jump start to health
  • Problem gambling needs global response
  • Public health conference – great place to exchange ideas
  • Mosquito control
  • New water quality initiative
  • Injecting Success – Meningococcal B Immunisation
  • The Public Health Workforce Development Plan
  • Health impact assessment

Public Health Perspectives Volume 9 No. 1 September 2005 (PDF, 1 MB)


Volume 8 No. 4 June 2005
In this issue:
  • Clean drinking-water fund
  • Editorial
  • Public Health Workforce Development discussion document
  • Hutt Valley Regional Public Health launches its drinkingwater assessment unit
  • The National Screening Unit’s expanding role
  • Like Minds, Like Mine – making international connections
  • New Zealand Suicide Prevention Strategy: A Life Worth Living
  • A step towards healthier communities – The New Zealand Urban Design Protocol
  • Drinking-water China-style
  • PHIOnline
  • Public Health Law Symposium
  • Ministry releases final blood dioxin report

Public Health Perspectives Volume 8 No. 4 June 2005 (PDF, 203 KB)


Volume 8 No. 3 March 2005
In this issue:
  • Editorial
  • MVS update
  • NCSP writes to a million women
  • Changes to the Smoke-free Environments Act 1990
  • Biosecurity strategy
  • The health effects of electromagnetic fi elds
  • Making dishwashing powder safer
  • A good drop
  • PHI update
  • Agencies team up on Journey Towards Equality
  • Launch of Cancer Control Strategy Action Plan: 2005–2010
  • Positive moves regarding family violence
  • Hubba campaign a hit
  • Key problem-gambling documents released

Public Health Perspectives Volume 8 No. 3 March 2005


Volume 8 No. 2 December 2004
In this issue:
  • Editorial
  • BreastScreen Aotearoa exceeds screening targets
  • Limericks to promote Healthy Eating – Healthy Action
  • Housing
  • New sexual health campaign pulls no punches
  • New structure for cancer control
  • Public health action to reduce gambling harm
  • Increased risk of influenza pandemic
  • International Code of Marketing of Breast-milk Substitutes
  • New Director of Public Health among senior appointments
  • Review of the International Health Regulations: response to a changing global environment
  • USEPA visits New Zealand
  • Implementation of the Smoke-Free Environments Act
  • SPC/WHO first meeting on alcohol and health in the Pacific
  • Proposed new schedule to the Misuse of Drugs Act 1975

Public Health Perspectives Volume 8 No. 2 December 2004 (PDF, 1.18 MB)


Volume 8 No. 1 September 2004
In this issue:
  • Successful Commencement of Meningococcal B Immunisation Programme
  • Editorial
  • Annual Business Plan
  • Chemical Injury Surveillance System
  • Crop and Food partnership agreement
  • Equity-Focused Health Impact Assessment – What it can do for Policy Development
  • The National Immunisation Register
  • New sexual health campaign will encourage condom use
  • Pacific Health and Disability Workforce Development Plan
  • Healthline goes national, incorporating Plunketline
  • Is subsidised Nicotine Replacement Therapy a good health investment?
  • PHI update
  • Health, SPARC and Education to work together to improve children’s wellbeing
  • Scaling up non-communicable disease (NCD) prevention and control in the Western Pacific
  • Update on the Public Health Workforce Action Plan
  • SWSS Update

Public Health Perspectives Volume 8 No. 1 September 2004 (PDF, 1 MB)


Volume 7 No. 4 June 2004
In this issue:
  • Editorial
  • Healthy Eating – Healthy Action: Oranga Kai – Oranga Pumau implementation Plan Launch
  • Health Research Council – Foxley Fellowship
  • National Immunisation Register
  • Public Health Workforce Action Plan – A big thank you!
  • Review of the International Health Regulations
  • Biting back against the Mozzies
  • Ready for Influenza 2004?
  • More choice in District Health Board elections
  • Harkness Fellowship to Elana Curtis
  • Secondhand smoke a killer
  • Emergency of national significance
  • Awareness Campaigns July to December 2004
  • Update on National Drug Policy Review
  • ‘Towards a Healthy Nation’ conference

Public Health Perspectives Volume 7 No. 4 June 2004 (PDF, 228 KB)



Volume 7 No. 3 March 2004
In this issue:
  • Editorial
  • Mental health journalism fellowships for 2004
  • Birdflu
  • Public health workforce action plan
  • Guideline of the proposed meningococcal B immunisation programme
  • Preventing suicide in the Pacific community
  • NSU launches strategic plan
  • ‘Blooming good’ guidelines for drinking-water!
  • Water fluoridation projects can now be subsidised 100 percent
  • Health (National Cervical Screening Programme) Amendment Act
  • Changes to smokefree legislation
  • New rules around prostitution
  • Getting it together for when the big emergency strikes
  • National Immunisation Register

Public Health Perspectives Volume 7 No. 3 March 2004 (PDF, 147 KB)



Volume 7 No. 2 December 2003
In this issue:
  • Editorial
  • Foodsafe campaign
  • Progress continues on Meningococcal Vaccine Strategy
  • Sexual health resources target school students
  • PHI update
  • Screening Matters Programme day
  • Government response to cannabis inquiry
  • National Immunisation Register (NIR)
  • Review of the National Drug Policy
  • Ministry publishes "Food and Nutrition Guidelines for Healthy Adults"
  • Amendments to sanitary works subsidy criteria
  • Rising to the challenge
  • Taking a fresh look at emergency management in the health sector
  • Decision-making on water fluoridation
  • Helping WHO prepare for the re-emergence of SARS

Public Health Perspectives Volume 7 No. 2 December 2003 (PDF, 439 KB)



Volume 7 No. 1 September 2003
In this issue:
  • Editorial
  • Like Minds, Like Mine scoops two marketing awards
  • The New Zealand Cancer Control Strategy
  • World Conference on Tobacco or Health
  • Problem Gambling and the Gambling Bill
  • New Zealand Housing Strategy
  • Agencies cut supplies to home-bakers
  • New Management Arrangements for Biosecurity
  • Pseudo-Patron Study
  • Results of group B meningococcal vaccine released
  • Drinking-water programme 2003/04
  • Colin Tukuitonga – from CJD to WHO
  • Illicit Drug Project
  • Bob Boyd has left the building
  • Putting the pieces together

Public Health Perspectives Volume 7 No. 1 September 2003 (PDF, 177 KB)



Volume 6 No. 4 June 2003
In this issue:
  • Editorial
  • BreastScreen Aotearoa responding to calls for age range extension
  • Workforce Development Planning
  • Freshening up the National Drug Policy website
  • Boost for Outreach Immunisation Services
  • Working hard to contain SARS
  • Asian Public Health Project
  • The Refugee Health Education Programme
  • Suicide statistics trending down
  • Maori Public Health Action Plan for 2003–2004
  • Public Health Intelligence Update
  • Meningococcal vaccine trials progressing well
  • Establishing a National Public Health Forum
  • Public Health Risk Management Plans for drinking-water supplies
  • DHB and Ministry roles in planning and funding of public health services
  • Smoke-free Environments (Enhanced Protection) Amendment Bill 2003
  • Cancer Control Strategy Gathers Momentum

Public Health Perspectives Volume 6 No. 4 June 2003 (PDF, 170 KB)



Volume 6 No. 3 March 2003
In this issue:
  • Editorial
  • Action for Sustainable Development
  • Towards a Cancer Control Strategyfor New Zealand Marihi Tauporo
  • Toddlers Join Meningococcal Vaccine Trial
  • NIR Key Tool in Improving Immunisation Rates
  • Prisoner Health Project
  • The Proposed Health (Drinking Water) Amendment Bill
  • Public Health Intelligence Update
  • Interagency Zoonotic Disease Research - Further Progress
  • Ten important things to know about Achieving Health for All People - a Framework for Public Health Action
  • Need medicine information?

Public Health Perspectives Volume 6 No. 3 March 2003 (PDF, 124 KB)


Volume 6 No. 2 December 2002
In this issue:
  • New Discussion Paper Seeks Comment on Proposals for the Public Health Bill
  • Progress on Meningococcal Disease Campaign Plans
  • Thumbs up for BreastScreen Aotearoa
  • New Appointments for Screening Programmes
  • Notifiable Diseases and Conditions Schedules Upgrade
  • Establishment of Scholarship Scheme and New Public Health Intelligence Applications Laboratory
  • Campaign Encourages Women to Have Regular Mammograms
  • Dr Barry Borman Newly Appointed Chair of ICBDMS
  • Environmental Health Action Plan
  • Maori to Retain Control of Cervical Screening Data
  • Leaky Buildings and Potential Health Effects
  • Kaipara Eradication Programme Kicks Off
  • ‘Desolate Moonscape’ Contract Won by NRL
  • Methamphetamine Reclassification and Action Plan
  • Suicide Prevention Programmes in Schools
  • Ministry of Health v James McNee 1,4 Butanediol Prosecution
  • Achieving Health for All People
  • The Youth Health Action Plan

Public Health Perspectives Volume 6 No. 2 December 2002 (PDF, 244 KB)



Volume 6 No. 1 September 2002
In this issue:
  • Control of Zoonotic Disease in New Zealand
  • Meningococcal vaccine trials progressing well
  • Guidelines for the Control of Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus in New Zealand
  • Achieving Health For all People: A framework for public health action
  • Meningococcal vaccine trials progressing well
  • Maori Public Health Leadership Programme
  • Sanitary Works Subsidy Scheme .
  • Exotic spiders
  • Review of the Needle and Syringe Exchange Programme
  • Towards a Framework Convention on Tobacco Control – An update
  • Attempt to Eradicate Southern Saltmarsh Mosquitoes from the Kaipara Harbour
  • Increasing the intake of folic acid in New Zealand
  • Public Health Intelligence Update
  • National Tobacco Strategy
  • New Zealand Health Innovation Awards announced
  • New Pacific Health Manager

Public Health Perspectives Volume 6 No. 1 September 2002 (PDF, 493 KB)



Volume 5 No. 4 June 2002
In this issue:
  • Vaccine Delivery Major Challenge
  • New Zealand Sustainable Development Strategy
  • Big Response to Healthy Action – Healthy Eating Consultation Draft
  • New Immunisation Programme Manager for Ministry
  • Community Development Indicator Project
  • Breast Milk: The Gold Standard
  • Public Health Intelligence Update
  • Health Education Guideline
  • Establishment of a Maximum Intake for Dioxin
  • Teen smoking declines
  • Biosecurity Surveillance Review
  • New Zealand Public Health Observatory Website
  • Progress on Integrated Approach to Infectious Diseases (IAID)
  • The New Zealand 2002 Children’s Nutrition Survey
  • Stroke work vital to better health

Public Health Perspectives Volume 5 No. 4 June 2002 (PDF, 844 KB)


Volume 5 No. 3 March 2002
In this issue:
  • Responsibility and accountability in public policy
  • GM food labelling info and enforcement under way
  • Chemical Injuries Surveillance System (CISS)
  • Progress with Integrated Approach to Infectious Diseases
  • Cyanobacteria in fresh water and drinking water in New Zealand
  • Food and Nutrition Guidelines Healthy Adults: A background paper
  • Healthy city, healthy people
  • The New Zealand Public Health Observatory (NZPHO)
  • New refugee health care handbook
  • Valuable lessons learned from Exercise Virex
  • Paul Holmes and Dave Dobbyn feature in new campaign
  • Progress on the Strategic and Action Plan for Public Health
  • Revocation of New Zealand’s Food Regulatory Measures
  • Immunisation a priority for the Ministry of Health
  • Meningococcal vaccine development
  • Gisborne Ministerial Inquiry implementation reports released

Public Health Perspectives Volume 5 No. 3 March 2002 (PDF, 264 KB)



Volume 5 No. 2 December 2001
In this issue:
  • Protect New Zealand Biosecurity Awareness Programme
  • Increasing Incidence of Obesity Demands a New Approach
  • 2002 Immunisation Schedule
  • Organochlorines
  • Framework Convention on Tobacco Control
  • 2001: Another Peak Year for Meningococcal Disease
  • Waitara Better Homes Project
  • New Border Measures to Manage
  • BSE in Food Risk
  • Proposed Public Health Bill
  • Asian Tiger Mosquito Intercepted at Ports of Auckland
  • Visiting Research Fellow Programme
  • Interagency Committee on the Health Effects of Extremely Low and Radiofrequency Fields Established
  • Burden of Disease in New Zealand due to Physical Inactivity, Obesity, and Nutrition
  • Palmerston North Community-Based Needle Exchange Service to be Re-established
  • New Smokefree Legislation
  • Toolkits
  • Profile: Graeme Gillespie
  • Risk Profiles: Developing the Food Safety Risk
  • Management Framework

Public Health Perspectives Volume 5 No. 2 December 2001(227 KB)



Vol 2 No 4 , June 1999
In this issue:
  • Funding Mechanisms for Public Health
  • Hazardous Substances and New Organisms Update
  • World Smokefree Day
  • New Zealand Youth Suicide Prevention Strategy
  • National Drug Policy - Progress Report

Public Health Perspectives Vol 2 No 4, June 1999 (PDF, 516 KB)



Vol 2 No 3, March 1999
In this issue:
  • Global Action on Tobacco
  • Food Administration Review - Establishing the Food Regulatory Agency
  • Progress on Health Outcome Targets 1998
  • Toxic Fumes from Waterbed Contamination
  • Polyurethane Condom Standard

Public Health Perspectives Vol 2 No 3, March 1999 (PDF, 464 KB)


Vol 2, No 2, December 1998
In this issue:
  • Information for Action
  • Introducing the Safety and Regulation Branch
  • Youth Suicide
  • Public Health Legislation Update
  • Succesful Prosecution Warning to Unsafe Food Operators

Public Health Perspectives Vol 2, No 2, December 1998 (PDF, 484 KB)



Vol 2, No 1, September 1998
In this issue:
  • The Bredth of Public Health
  • Action for Health and Independence
  • Skin Piercing Guidelines
  • Tuberculosis Workshop
  • Release of the National Drug Policy

Public Health Perspectives Vol 2, No 1, September 1998 (PDF, 410 KB)



Vol 1, No 4, June 1998
In this issue:
  • World health Organization Anniversary
  • Adult Immunisation
  • Health Start
  • Health for All Policy for the 21st Century
  • Foods Produced Using Gene Technology
Public Health Perspectives Vol 1, No 4, June 1998 (PDF, 748 KB)


Vol 1, No 3, March 1998
In this issue:
  • Strengthening Public Health Action: The strategic direction to improve, promote and protect the public health
  • Review of the Water Supplies Protection Regulations 1961
  • Nga Kupu Oranga - a new handbook for early childhood centres
  • Why Start?
  • Eradication Response to Exotic Mosquitoes

Public Health Perspectives Vol 1, No 3, March 1998 (PDF, 366 KB)


Vol 1, No 2, December 1997
In this issue:
  • Progress on Health Outcome Targets 1997 - The state of the public health in New Zealand
  • Family Violence
  • Strengthening Families
  • Pacific Peoples Health
  • The Consultation Calendar

Public Health Perspectives Vol 1, No 2, December 1997 (PDF, 637 kB)


Vol 1, No 1, September 1997
In this issue:
  • Drinking water standards
  • Health Regulations Review
  • Biosecurity
  • WHO International Code of Marketing of Breast-Milk Substitutes
  • The Smokefree Environments Act
  • Mental Health Promotion for Younger and Older Adults

Public Health Perspectives Vol 1, No 1, September 1997 (PDF, 616 kB)

Also attached is the Jakarta Declaration on Health Promotion into the 21st Centuy (PDF, 21kB)




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