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Preview	Issue Date	Title	Author(s)
	2020	Consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages, Jjuice, artificially-sweetened soda and bottled water: an Australian population study	Miller, C.; Ettridge, K.; Wakefield, M.; Pettigrew, S.; Coveney, J.; Roder, D.; Durkin, S.; Wittert, G.; Martin, J.; Dono, J.
	2020	What makes a beverage healthy? A qualitative study of young adults’ conceptualisation of sugar-containing beverage healthfulness	Brownbill, A.L.; Braunack-Mayer, A.; Miller, C.
	2020	Nothing beats taste or convenience: a national survey of where and why people buy sugary drinks in Australia	Dono, J.; Ettridge, K.; Wakefield, M.; Pettigrew, S.; Coveney, J.; Roder, D.; Durkin, S.; Wittert, G.; Martin, J.; Miller, C.
	2011	Fast Facts: the availability and accessibility of nutrition information in fast food chains	Wellard, L.; Glasson, C.; Chapman, K.; Miller, C.
	2015	"You're made to feel like a dirty filthy smoker when you're not, cigar smoking is another thing all together." Responses of Australian cigar and cigarillo smokers to plain packaging	Miller, C.; Ettridge, K.; Wakefield, M.
	2014	Children's exposure to food advertising: an analysis of the effectiveness of self-regulatory codes in Australia	Roberts, M.; Pettigrew, S.; Chapman, K.; Quester, P.; Miller, C.
	2021	Warning labels and interpretive nutrition labels: Impact on substitution between sugar and artificially sweetened beverages, juice and water in a real-world selection task	Miller, C.; Ettridge, K.; Pettigrew, S.; Wittert, G.; Wakefield, M.; Coveney, J.; Roder, D.; Martin, J.; Brownbill, A.; Dono, J.
	2022	Content analysis of school websites: policies and programs to support healthy eating and the environment	Lalchandani, N.K.; Crabb, S.; Miller, C.; Hume, C.
	2007	Phased in smoke-free workplace laws: Impact in grass-roots pubs and clubs in South Australia	Miller, C.; Bowden, J.
	2022	"No Child or Adult Would Ever Probably Choose to Have 16 Teaspoons of Sugar": A Preliminary Study of Parents' Responses to Sugary Drink Warning Label Options	Miller, C.; Dono, J.; Wright, K.; Pettigrew, S.; Wakefield, M.; Coveney, J.; Wittert, G.; Roder, D.; Durkin, S.; Martin, J.; Ettridge, K.