The National Tobacco Campaign (National Tobacco Campaign) aims to reduce tobacco exposure for all Australians

National Tobacco Campaign is one such program which aims to reduce tobacco exposure for all Australians to improve their health and change perception of smoking (Department of Health, 2016, para. Tobacco use via smoking is preventable, yet it accounts for 13% of cancer each year (Wilson et al., 2018, p. It is recommended for Australians over fifty-years-old to complete an immunochemical faecal occult blood test, which can detect bowel abnormalities, every two years (Cancer Council, 2019a, para