Figure 46 The average age at which people aged 14–24 first smoked a full cigarette by – – socioeconomic status and Australian Standards Geographic Classification remoteness area Source: AIHW analysis of the National Drug Strategy Household Survey 2010, 2013 Indicator 10: Fewer people trying cigarettes Figure 47 The percentage of 12- to 17-year-old secondary school students smoking at least a – few puffs of a cigarette by a range of socio-demographic characteristics – Source: Australian Secondary Students Alcohol and Drug Survey 2011, 2014 (customised request) Figure 48 The percentage of persons aged 18 or older who have smoked a full cigarette by – – a range of socio-demographic characteristics Source: AIHW analysis of the National Drug Strategy Household Survey 2010, 2013 Indicator 11: Adult ever-smokers are quitting at a younger age Figure 49 Average age at ex-smokers(a) aged 18 or older reported no longer smoking – – by a range of socio-demographic characteristics Source: AIHW analysis of the National Drug Strategy Household Survey 2010, 2013 Indicator 12: More adult ever-smokers no longer smoking Figure 50 The percentage of ever-smokers(a) aged 18 or older who did not smoke in the last – 12 months– by a range of socio-demographic characteristics Source: AIHW analysis of the National Drug Strategy Household Survey 2010, 2013 Figure 51 The percentage of ever-smokers(a) aged 18 or older who did not smoke in the last – 12 months by socioeconomic status and Australian Standards Geographic Classification – remoteness area
Figure 46 – The average age at which people aged 14–24 first smoked a full cigarette – by socioeconomic status and Australian Standards Geographic Classification remoteness area Source: AIHW analysis of the National Drug Strategy Household Survey 2010, 2013 Indicator 10: Fewer people trying cigarettes Figure 47 – The percentage of 12- to 17-year-old secondary school students smoking at least a few puffs of a cigarette – by a range of socio-demographic characteristics Source: Australian Secondary Students Alcohol and Drug Survey 2011, 2014 (customised request) Figure 48 – The percentage of persons aged 18 or older who have smoked a full cigarette – by a range of socio-demographic characteristics Source: AIHW analysis of the National Drug Strategy Household Survey 2010, 2013 Indicator 11: Adult ever-smokers are quitting at a younger age Figure 49 – Average age at ex-smokers(a) aged 18 or older reported no longer smoking – by a range of socio-demographic characteristics Source: AIHW analysis of the National Drug Strategy Household Survey 2010, 2013 Indicator 12: More adult ever-smokers no longer smoking Figure 50 – The percentage of ever-smokers(a) aged 18 or older who did not smoke in the last 12 months– by a range of socio-demographic characteristics Source: AIHW analysis of the National Drug Strategy Household Survey 2010, 2013 Figure 51 – The percentage of ever-smokers(a) aged 18 or older who did not smoke in the last 12 months – by socioeconomic status and Australian Standards Geographic Classification remoteness area
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