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Chapman, S. Huff away, just don't puff.
The
Sydney Morning Herald 2002 Dec 18.
Liberman, J. Do judges now admire corporate connivance?
Guerrera, O. Trust fund launched to keep McCabes together.
Tippet, G. Smoker's orphans defiant in fight.
Miraudo, N. and Ross, N. Herald Sun says: Don't make
them pay.
Robotham, J. Cheap tobacco's additives a health risk.
The
Sydney Morning Herald 2002 Dec 9.
Cancer family pays tobacco giant.
Tobacco suit decision due.
Smoking compo overturned.
Milligan, L. Tobacco lawyer accused of document-shredding.
Watts, K. Mother told not to smoke around son.
Moran, J. Disaster: cigarette butt starts bushfire.
Gray, D. Prevention the bigsaver of life, taxes.
Reports on findings from a Federal Health
Department publication "Returns on Investment in Public Health:
an Epidemiological and Economic Analysis."
Nixon, S. No smoking on the job if you work at Philip
Morris. The Sydney Morning Herald 2002 Nov. 26.
Philip Morris addresses passive smoking in
their workplace by establishing ventilated smoking rooms.
This article is available at the Fairfax
publications News Store.
Kelly, J. Tobacco giant stubs out smoking in office
The Courier-Mail (Brisbane) 2002 Nov. 26.
This article is available through News
Limited's digital archives.
O'Malley, N. Million-dollar fines for tobacco ads.
The Sydney Morning Herald 2002 Nov. 21.
The NSW government is set to increase fines
to A$1 million for companies breaching the tobacco advertising regulations.
This article is available at the Fairfax
publications News Store.
Pollard, R. Smoke gets in their eyes over building
rules
The Sydney Morning Herald 2002 Nov. 13.
This article is available at the Fairfax
publications News Store.
Connolly, E. Tobacco giant fined over ad breach.Philip Morris and an associated
company Wavesnet (set up by Mojo Partners) pleaded guilty to breaching
advertising laws over the sponsorship of a fashion parade by cigarette
brand Alpine in 2000.
Worth, T. Smoke free fashion applauded by federal
government.
Veldre, D. Philip Morris fashion promo breaches anti-tobacco
laws.
Pheasant, B. Tobacco judgement winner dies.
Rolah McCabe, the Melbourne grandmother who won the first Australian
tobacco-related court judgment, passed away on October 26, 2002.
Lawson, V. No ifs, no butts - these boys were tough
[BUGA UP, and their sister group, MOP UP].
The
Sydney Morning Herald 2002 Oct 12.
Lawson, V. Glamour puff [indirect advertising].
The
Sydney Morning Herald 2002 Oct 8.
Smith, S. Reclaim the tobacco windfall for preventative
health push.
Shadow
Federal Minister for Health and Ageing, Media Release 2002 Sep 16.
See also a transcript of the speech made to Parliament Tobacco
Excise Windfall Recovery (Assessment) Bill 2002.
Shiel, F. Push for ethics advisers at law firms.
Thwaites, J. Smoke-free expands to pubs, clubs and
bingo centres on Sunday - Thwaites.
Victorian
Health Minister, Media Release 2002 Aug 29.
Hedge, M. Tobacco payout appeal launched [Rolah McCabe
case].
The Australian 2002 Aug 26.
This article is available through News
Limited's digital archives.
Gardiner, A. Inquiry to look at new smoke bans.
Herald Sun (Vic) 2002 Aug 24.
This article is available through News
Limited's digital archives.
Lawson, V. Dying smoker's $700,000 award hangs in
the balance.
The
Sydney Morning Herald 2002 Aug 24.
Connolly, E. Big tobacco stubs out woman's case.
The
Sydney Morning Herald 2002 Aug 23.
Shiel, F. Lawyer admits tobacco firm destroyed papers.
The
Age 2002 Aug 23.
Lower, G. Tobacco giants win court fight [Myriam Cauvin
case].
The Australian 2002 Aug 22.
This article is available through News
Limited's digital archives.
[Prime Minister] attacks smoking parents.
The Age 2002 Aug 20. This
article is available at the
Fairfax publications News Store.
Coslovich, G. The rules on smoking in TV and films.
The
Age 2002 Aug 16.
Pollard, R. Cigarette firms 'had control of quit aids'.
The
Sydney Morning Herald 2002 Aug 15.
Pengelley, J. Days of smoking in front bar numbered.
The Advertiser (Adelaide) 2002 Aug 7.
This article is available through News
Limited's digital archives.
Simons, M. Lawyers not moral judges: Clayton Utz chief.
The
Age 2002 Aug 4.
Harvey, B. Labor Party asked for tobacco cash: company.
The West Australian 2002 Jul 31.
Nixon, S. Pack it in: tobacco-free workplace helps
smokers kick the habit.
The
Sydney Morning Herald 2002 Jul 30.
Towers, K. Court finds BAT case lawyer's interests
affected.
The Australian Financial Review 2002 Jul 27.
This article is available at the Fairfax
publications News Store.
Smith, S. Tobacco excise windfall, new anti-smoking
and preventative health measures.
Shadow
Federal Minister for Health and Ageing, Doorstop interview 2002
Jul 23. See also the Background
paper.
Wroe, D. Quit hits smokers with satire.
Crosweller, A. Law firm drops smokes links.The Advertiser (SA) 2002 Jul 19.
This article is available through News
Limited's digital archives.
Clayton Utz will not defend tobacco companies against
smokers.
Connolly, E. Judge stomps on Crowe's TV puffing.
Connolly, E. Russ's habit has station fighting censure.
Russell Crowe's habit costs a packet.
Court battle over smoking Crowe [Russell Crowe].
Allen, B. Shop sells cigarettes to minors.
The Sunday Times (Perth) 2002 Jul 14.
This article is available through News
Limited's digital archives.
Wroe, D. Support grows for smoke-free bars, pubs and
clubs.
O'Dwyer, E. and Keim, T. Blitz to smoke out offendersThe Courier-Mail (Brisbane) 2002 Jul
8.
This article is available through News
Limited's digital archives.
Clayton Utz fights BAT ruling [Rolah McCabe case].
Legal Week (UK) 2002 Jul 4.
Quit-smoking lozenge launched.The West Australian 2002 Jul 3.
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Chapman, S. It's smokers - better still, those trying
to quit - who should benefit [Feesback case].
The Sydney Morning Herald 2002 Jun 28.
Senate supports second ACCC study into tobacco industry.
Australian Broadcasting Corporation 2002 Jun 27.
Lawyer seeks to clear name [Brian Wilson, Clayton
Utz].
Herald Sun (Melbourne, Vic) 2002 Jun 27.
Burton, B. Tax tussle to get big tobacco firms to
pay for quit programmes [Myriam Cauvin case].
BMJ 2002 Jun 22 v. 324.
Gray, D. Target quit message at pregnant women: study.
The Age 2002 Jun 21.
Griffin, M. Tobacco industry's buzz habit in the spotlight
[Wavenet and Philip Morris vs. NSW Health]
The
Age 2002 Jun 21.
Noble, T. Smoking cancer dangers worse.
The
Age 2002 Jun 21.
Petersen, F. and Pearlman, J. Scientists find smoking
gun to more cancers.
The
Sydney Morning Herald 2002 Jun 21.
Worth, T. Cigarette smoking among women in Australia
- scope for action.
Parliamentary
Secretary to Health Minister, Media Release 2002 Jun 20.
IARC Monographs Programme declares second-hand smoke
carcinogenic to humans.
International
Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) of the World Health Organization
2002 Jun 19.
Anti-smoking ads launched [in Queensland].
The
Sunday Mail 2002 Jun 19.
Tobacco giants face $250m claim
The
Canberra Times 2002 Jun 18.
No tobacco suit money to be used to fight smoking.
The
Australian Broadcasting Corporation 2002 Jun 18.
Dowling, J. Ford extinguishes Falcon cigarette lighter.
The
Sydney Morning Herald 2002 Jun 17.
Munro, G. Drugs on film: art or free advertising?
The
Age 2002 Jun 12.
Evans, A. and Liberman, J. Lawyers' credibility has
gone up in smoke.
The
Age 2002 Jun 11.
Kremmer, C. With every breath: big tobacco was [Rolah
McCabe's] first target. Gutless governments are next.
The
Sydney Morning Herald 2002 Jun 8
Liability reforms through
AAP
2002 Jun 7.
Shand, A. Tobacco firms in cabal.
The Australian Financial Review 2002 Jun 7.
This article is available at the Fairfax
publications News Store.
Zion, L. Tobacco ad review may filter puffed-up presence.
Sweet, M. High smoking rates among Aboriginal community
cause financial hardship.
BMJ
2002 Jun 1 (Vol. 324:1296).
Worth, T. Review of the Tobacco Advertising Prohibition
Act 1992.
Parliamentary
Secretary to Health Minister, Media Release 2002 May 31.
Kerin, J. Movie smoking at risk of ban.
The Australian 2002 May 31.
This article is available through News
Limited's digital archives.
Robotham, J. New pitch from tobacco giants.
Pollard, R. Smoking slides as quit campaign gathers
pace.
Connolly, E. Smoker's $230m fight to make tobacco
firms fund health support.
Mottram, M. A case of smoke and mirrors.
Mottram, M. Tobacco's secret deals uncovered.
The
Age 2002 May 4.
Gregory, P. Documents judgment flawed: QC.
The
Age 2002 May 4.
Kremmer, C. Clayton Utz drops out of tobacco case.
Sydney
Morning Herald 2002 May 3.
Petersen, F. Smokers to butt out amid fear of lawsuits.
Sydney
Morning Herald 2002 May 3.
Gordon, J. Ads could trip up tobacco industry, says
Fels.
Australian Consumer and Competition Commission. U.S.
Light Cigarette Case Under Close Scrutiny.
McGuinness, P. When the anti-tobacco argument goes
up in smoke [opinion].
Watts, K. $150 claim sparked probe.
The
Age, 2002 Apr 19.
Taylor, L. and Klinger, P. BAT scandal 'no worries'
for London HQ.
The Australian Financial Review 2002 Apr 17.
This article is available at the Fairfax
publications News Store.
Wroe, D. First win in the war on teen smoking.
The
Sydney Morning Herald 2002 Apr 17.
Barnett, D. Youth smoking rates drop for first time
in a decade. The Age 2002 Apr 16. This
article is available at the Fairfax
publications News Store.
Birnbauer, W. How the spin doctors talked up tobacco
as thousands died.
The
Age 2002 Apr 13.
Carbone, S. Cigarette companies on notice following
historic ruling.
Sydney
Morning Herald 2002 Apr 13.
Ede, C. McCabe payout makes international news.
The Age 2002 Apr 12. This
article is available at the Fairfax
publications News Store.
ACCC plans probe after landmark tobacco suit.
ABC
News 2002 Apr 12.
Document Destruction Practices Obliterate Tobacco
Company Defenses in Explosive Australian Decision - McCabe v. BAT
Verdict: Media Backgrounder & Commentary.
Tobacco
Products Liability Project
Gregory, P. Smoker tells court: I have no future.
The
Age 2002 Apr 9.
Birnbauer, W. Grandmother to sue tobacco giant.
Pheasant, B. Dying smoker wins key case.
The Australian Financial Review 2002 Mar 26. This
article is available at the Fairfax
publications News Store.
Smokescreen a blessing for purveyors of the evil
weed.
Hannan, E. State set to water down curbs on pub smoking.
The
Age 2002 Mar 13.
Humphries, D. Tobacco business faces new fight.
The
Age 2002 Mar 5.
Support growing for smoking bans [in Victoria].
The Age 2002 Feb 11. This
article is available at the Fairfax
publications News Store.
Tasmania bans public service smokos.
AAP 2002 Feb 5.
Stewart, B.W. and Semmler, P.C.B. Sharp v Port Kembla
RSL Club: establishing causation of laryngeal cancer by environmental
tobacco smoke.
Medical
Journal of Australia 2002 Feb 4 (v. 176, no. 3: 113-116)
Griffin, M. Smoke signals.
The Age 2002 Feb 3. This
article is available at the Fairfax
publications News Store.
Crabb, A. and Hannan, E. Pratt, Coke top party donations.
The Age 2002 Feb 2. This
article is available at the Fairfax
publications News Store.
Editorial Opinion. New restrictions are welcome.
The
Age 2002 Jan 18.
Shaw, M. Stench no fair deal, says ex-Crown man.
The Age 2002 Jan 17. This
article is available at the Fairfax
publications News Store.
Baker, R and Shaw M. Smokes ban 'a threat to gaming
jobs'.
The Age 2002 Jan 17. This
article is available at the Fairfax
publications News Store.
Robotham, J. Smoking quite patches lose to drugs
in funds war.
Sydney Morning Herald 2002 Jan 10.
This article is available at the
Fairfax publications News Store.
Hill-Douglas, O. Call for more funding to cut smoking
rates.
The Age 2002 Jan 9. This
article is available at the
Fairfax publications News Store.
New tobacco laws in place.
The Age 2002 Jan 1. This
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