Research Associate Professor Tony Reeder

Research

Social and Behavioural Research in Cancer:

• Tobacco Control
• Skin cancer prevention
• Physical activity (particularly in early life)
• Health promotion and cancer prevention

Masters and PhD Supervision

• Geraldine McLeod - PhD
  Sunburn in a New Zealand urban population, 1994-2006. Graduating 2012
• Robin Quigg - PhD
  Children’s activity in their local environment. Graduated 2010
• Rosalina Richards - PhD
  Childhood and adolescent predictors of participation in physical activity. Graduated 2007
• Caradee Wright - PhD
  Measurement and mitigation of solar ultraviolet radiation exposure of school children. Graduated 2005
• Helen Darling - PhD
  School and personal factors associated with being a smoker . Graduated 2005
• Carly Collins - Masters
  Edible gardens in New Zealand schools. Graduated 2011
• Hui (Jackie) Guo - Masters
  Factors associated with nicotine dependence among New Zealand secondary school students. Graduated 2009
• Namomo Schaaf - Masters
  An investigation of delay in diagnosis of cancer in Pacific Island men living in New Zealand. Graduated 2008
• Vanessa Hammond - Masters
  Solar ultraviolet radiation exposure and workplace sun protection in two major outdoor occupational groups. Graduated 2007
• Annette Baker - Masters
  An insight into promoting adolescent sun protection use in New Zealand . Graduated 2003
  

Publications

2012

• Reeder AI, Jopson JA, Gray A. Sun protection policies and practices in NZ primary schools. New Zealand Medical Journal; 2012, 125(1349): 5052.
• Dawson A, Richards R, Collins C, Reeder AI, Gray A. Edible gardens in early childhood education settings in Aotearoa/New Zealand. NZ Early Childhood Research Conference, Child Forum; Wellington, NZ. 20 January 2012.

2011

• Dobbinson SJ, Wakefield M, Hill D, Girgis A, Aitken JF, Beckman K, Reeder AI, Herd N, Spittal MJ, Fairthorne A, Bowles K-A. Children's sun-exposure and sun protection: prevalence in Australia and related parental factors. Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology. In Press.
• Bocock C, Reeder AI, Perez D, Trevena J. Beliefs of New Zealand doctors about integrative medicine for cancer treatment. Integrative Cancer Therapies, 2011; 10(3): 280-288.
• Thompson L, Abel G, Reeder AI. “I can’t get my husband to go and have a colonoscopy”: gender and screening for colorectal cancer. Health. In Press.
• Nessvi S, Johansson L, Jopson J, Stewart A, Reeder AI, McKenzie R, Scragg R. Association of 25-hydroxyvitamin D3 levels in adult New Zealanders with ethnicity, skin colour and self-reported skin sensitivity to sun exposure. Photochemistry and Photobiology; 2011, 87(5): 1173-1178.
• Quigg R, Reeder AI, Gray A, Water, D, Holt A. Too far away to play? Oral presentation at the 2011 Satellite Meeting of the ISBNPA (International Society for Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity), Queenstown, NZ. 21-23 June 2011.
• Richards R, Reeder AI. Arguing for health: advocacy for active transport in New Zealand cities. 2011 Annual Conference of the ISBNPA (International Society for Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity). Melbourne, Australia, 17 June 2011.
• Guo H, Reeder AI, McGee R & Darling H, Adolescents' leisure activities, parental monitoring and cigarette smoking - a cross-sectional study. Substance Abuse Treatment, Prevention, and Policy; 6(1): 12.
• Reeder AI. What mix of interventions / strategies are effective in school and early childhood settings? The 1st International Conference on UV and Skin Cancer Prevention, Copenhagen, Denmark, 4 May 2011.
• Reeder AI, Jopson J, Gray A. Evaluating the New Zealand SunSmart Schools Accreditation Programme. The 1st International Conference on UV and Skin Cancer Prevention, Copenhagen, Denmark, 4 May 2011.
• Reeder AI, Jopson J, Gray A. Advice given by general practitioners about sun exposure and vitamin D. The 1st International Conference on UV and Skin Cancer Prevention, Copenhagen, Denmark, 2 May 2011.
• Richards R, Murdoch L, Reeder AI, Amun Q. (2011). Political activity for physical activity: health advocacy for active transport. International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity, 8:52.
• Quigg R, Reeder AI, Gray A, Holt A, Waters DL. The effectiveness of a community playground intervention, Journal of Urban Health, In Press.
• Reeder AI. “It’s a small price to pay for life”: faecal occult blood test (FOBT) screening for colorectal cancer, perceived barriers and facilitators. New Zealand Medical Journal, 2011; 124(1331):
• Reeder AI, Jopson J, Gray A. Sun exposure & vitamin D: preliminary results from a survey of NZ GPs. Melanoma Summit 2011., Wellington, NZ. 11 March 2011.
• Reeder AI, Hammond VA, Gray A. ‘The Dark Shift’- implications for skin cancer prevention. Melanoma Summit, Wellington, NZ, 11 March 2011.
• Reeder AI. Non-melanoma skin cancer. New Zealand Medical Journal, 2011; 124(1329): 99-100.

2010

• Quigg R, Reeder AI, Waters D, Gray A, Holt A. Using GPS units to understand physical activity locations. Mobilities Symposium. Towards a movement-driven Social Science in Aotearoa/New Zealand. Otago University, Dunedin, NZ, 15-16 November 2010.
• Quigg R, Reeder AI, Gray A Waters D, Holt A. Changes to Children’s Physical Activity After Up-grading Playgrounds. NZ Recreation Association National Conference 2010, Victoria University, Wellington, NZ. 19 October 2010.
• Quigg R, Reeder AI, Waters D, Gray A, Holt A. Natural experiments- effective research with real settings. MAI Doctoral Conference Poneke 2010, Victoria University, Wellington, NZ. 18 October 2010.
• Guo H, McGee R, Reeder AI, Gray AR. Nicotine Dependence among New Zealand Secondary School Students. Asia Pacific Conference on Tobacco or Health (APACT) 2010, Sydney, Australia. 6-9 October 2010 (poster).
• Guo H, McGee R, Reeder AI. Relations between adolescent leisure activities and daily smoking Asia Pacific Conference on Tobacco or Health (APACT) 2010, Sydney, Australia. 6-9 October 2010 (poster).
• Jopson J, Reeder AI, Gray A. Sun Protection in NZ Primary Schools: a closer look. Public Health Association Conference 2010, Turangawaiwai, NZ. 22-24 September 2010.
• Guo H, McGee R, Reeder AI, Gray, AR. Smoking behaviours and contextual influences on adolescent nicotine dependence. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health; 2010; 34(5): 502–507.
• Shaw C, Richards R, Reeder AI, Gray A. Edible gardens in New Zealand schools: practice, potential and politics. 10th Biennial Behavioural Research in Cancer Control Conference. Fremantle, Western Australia. 14-16 April 2010.
• Quigg R, Gray A, Reeder AI, Holt A, Waters, D.L. Using accelerometers and GPS units to identify the proportion of daily physical activity located in parks with playgrounds in New Zealand children. Preventive Medicine, 2010; 50(5-6): 235-240.
• Reeder AI, Hammond VA, Gray AR. Questionnaire items to assess skin color and erythemal sensitivity: reliability, validity and ‘the dark shift.’ Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers and Prevention, 19(5): 1167-1173.
• Quigg R, Reeder AI, Holt A, Waters D, Gray A. Changes to Children’s Physical Activity after Up-Grading Public Playgrounds. 3rd International Congress on Physical Activity and Public Health, Toronto, Canada. 5-8 May 2010.
• Richards R, Amun Q, Murdoch L, Reeder AI, Rosenby M. Advocacy for Active Transport: in NZ Cities. 10th Biennial Behavioural Research in Cancer Control Conference. Fremantle, Western Australia. 14-16 April 2010.
• Jopson J, Reeder AI, Gray A. Vitamin D Status, Dunedin Sample 2008-2009, preliminary findings. NIWA “UV Radiation and its Effects: an update (2010)” Conference, Copthorne Hotel, Queenstown, NZ. 7-9 April, 2010. (poster).
• Reeder AI, Jopson J, Gray A. Factors associated with body coverage and personal UV radiation dose: preliminary findings. NIWA “UV Radiation and its Effects: an update (2010)” Conference, Copthorne Hotel, Queenstown, NZ. 7-9 April, 2010.
• Horsburgh GF, Gray AR, Reeder AI & McGee R. (2010) Applying Item Response Theory (IRT) to a suntan attitude scale. Australasian Epidemiologist; 17 (1): 40-46.
• Richards R, Murdoch L, Reeder AI, Rosenby M. (2010). Advocacy for active transport: advocate and city council perspectives. International Journal of Behavioural Nutrition and Physical Activity; 7: 5.

2009

• Wright C, Reeder AI, Gray A, Cox B. Re: Comment on Child sun protection: Sun-related attitudes mediate the association between children's knowledge and behaviours. Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health, 2009; 45(12): 767.
• Guo H, McGee R, Reeder AI, Gray AR. Nicotine Dependence among New Zealand Secondary School Students. Oral presentation at: Oceania Tobacco Control Conference 09, Darwin, Australia. 07 October 2009.
• Richards R, Amun Q, Murdoch L, Reeder AI & Rosenby M. Advocacy for Active Transport: Getting the Health Sector Involved. NZ Cycling Conference 2009, TSB Showplace, New Plymouth, NZ. 12-13 November 2009.
• McCool JP, Reeder AI, Robinson EM, Petrie KJ, Gorman DF. Outdoor workers’ perceptions of the risks of excess sun-exposure. Journal of Occupational Health, 2009; 51( 5): 404-411.
• Quigg R, Gray A, Holt A, Reeder AI, Waters D. Predictors of Children’s Physical Activity at Territorial Authority Playgrounds. Presented at the AEA Annual Scientific Meeting 2009, Otago University, Dunedin, NZ, Australian Epidemiologist, 2009; 16(2): 21.
• Horsburgh-McLeod G, Reeder AI, McGee R, Gray A. Sunburn in a New Zealand Urban Population, 1994-2006. Poster presented at the AEA Annual Scientific Meeting 2009, Otago University, Dunedin, NZ, Australian Epidemiologist, 2009; 16(2):44.
• Galtry J, Reeder AI. Revising the ‘Risks and Benefits of Sun Exposure in New Zealand’ Position Statement 2008: A Balancing Exercise. Public Health Association Conference, University of Otago, Dunedin, NZ. 1-4 September 2009.
• Jopson J, Reeder AI. The NZ SunSmart Schools Accreditation Programme. Public Health Association Conference, University of Otago, Dunedin, NZ. 1-4 September 2009.
• Quigg R, Gray A, Holt A, Reeder AI, Waters D. Children’s Physical Activity and Territorial Authority Playgrounds. Public Health Association Conference, University of Otago, Dunedin, NZ. 1-4 September 2009.
• Shaw C, Richards R, Reeder AI. Edible Gardens in New Zealand Schools: A Baseline Survey. Public Health Association Conference, University of Otago, Dunedin, NZ. 1-4 September 2009.
• Reeder AI, Jopson JA, Gray A. Baseline survey of sun protection policies and practices in primary school settings in New Zealand. Health Education Research, 2009; 24(5): 778-787.
• Horsburgh-McLeod GF, Reeder AI, McGee R, Gray AR. Sunburn in the New Zealand population, 1994-2006. 12th World Congress on Cancer of the Skin 2009, Tel Aviv, Israel. 3-6 May 2009. (poster).
• Mainvil LA, Lawson R, Horwarth CC, McKenzie JE & Reeder AI. (2009). Validated scales to self-efficacy to eat fruits and vegetables. American Journal of Health Promotion; 23(3): 210-217.
• Quigg R, Gray A, Reeder AI, Waters, D, Holt A. Playgrounds and Children's Physical Activity. 6th Active Living Research Annual Conference, The US Grant Hotel, San Diego, California, USA, 18-20 February, 2009.(poster).
• Hammond VA, Reeder AI, Gray AR. (2009). Patterns of real-time occupational ultraviolet radiation exposure among a sample of outdoor workers in New Zealand. Public Health; 123(2): 182-187.
• Richards R, Poulton R, Reeder AI, Williams S. (2009). Childhood and contemporaneous correlates of adolescent leisure-time physical inactivity: a longitudinal study. Journal of Adolescent Health; 44(3): 260-267.

2008

• Sneyd MJ, Cox B, Reeder AI, Richardson, A. (2008). European melanoma incidence: a response to Professor Shaw's melanoma editorial. New Zealand Medical Journal; 121(1285): 141-142.
• Wright C, Reeder AI, Gray A, Cox B. (2008). Child sun protection: Sun-related attitudes mediate the association between children's knowledge and behaviours. Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health; 44(12): 692-698.
• Reeder AI. Vitamin D: reconciling the cancer risks – social and behavioural perspectives. (Invited Speaker) The Evolving Status of Vitamin D. Scientific Education Symposium, Australasian Association of Clinical Biochemists, Clinical Education Centre, Auckland City Hospital, New Zealand. 25 November 2008.
• Reeder AI. Primary prevention of skin cancers: factors that influence sun protective behaviours. (Invited Speaker) Presented at the Melanoma Summit, Holiday Inn, Wellington, New Zealand; 14 November 2008.
• Quigg R, Reeder AI, Waters D, Gray A, Holt A. Do parental neighbourhood perceptions predict objectively measured children’s physical activity in New Zealand? HEHA Research Evaluation Monitoring Conference, Wellington, NZ, 3 November 2008.
• Dobbinson S, Wakefield M, Hill D, Girgis A, Aitken JF, Beckmann K, Reeder AI, Herd N, Fairthorne A, Bowles KA. (2008). Prevalence and determinants of Australian adolescents' and adults' weekend sun protection and sunburn, summer 2003-2004. Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology; 59(4): 602-614.
• Quigg R, Reeder AI, Waters D, Gray A, Holt A. Pace and Place: Using Accelerometers and GPS Units to Measure Children's Physical Activity. NZ Geographical Society 24th Conference, Wellington, NZ, 2-5 July 2008.
• Scragg R, Reeder AI, Wong G, Glover M, Nosa V. (2008). Attachment to parents, parental tobacco smoking and smoking among Year 10 students in the 2005 New Zealand national survey. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health; 32(4): 348-353.
• Richardson A, Fletcher L, Sneyd, MJ, Cox B, Reeder AI. (2008). The incidence and thickness of cutaneous malignant melanoma in New Zealand 1994–2004. New Zealand Medical Journal, 121(1279).
• Jopson JA, Reeder AI. An audit of Yellow Pages telephone directory listings of indoor tanning facilities in New Zealand, 1992-2006. (2008). Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health; 32(4): 372-376.
• Hammond V, Reeder AI, Gray AR, Bell ML. (2008). Are workers or their workplaces the key to occupational sun protection? Health Promotion Journal of Australia; 19(2): 97-101.
• Jopson J, Reeder AI. An audit of the solaria / indoor tanning industry in New Zealand. Presented at The 9th Behavioural Research in Cancer Control Conference, Melbourne; 9-11 April 2008.
• Henry-McLeod G, Reeder AI, McGee R, Gray A. Sunburn in the New Zealand population, 1994-2006: Incidence, site distribution and related outdoor activities. Presented at The 9th Behavioural Research in Cancer Control Conference, Melbourne; 9-11 April 2008.
• Hammond V, Reeder AI, Gray A. Patterns of real-time occupational ultraviolet radiation exposure among a sample of outdoor workers in New Zealand population. Presented at The 9th Behavioural Research in Cancer Control Conference, Melbourne; 9-11 April 2008.
• McGee R, Ketchell J, Reeder AI. Alcohol imagery on New Zealand television. Fifth Annual Scientific Conference of the Australian Society for Behavioural Health and Medicine (ASBHM), Sydney, Australia, 31 January- 2 February, 2008 (poster).
• Waldie KE, McGee R, Reeder AI, & Poulton R. (2008). Associations between frequent headaches, persistent smoking, and attempts to quit. Headache: Journal of Head & Face Pain; 48(4): 545–552.
• Yelavich S, Towns C, Burt R, Chow K, Donohue R, Sani HSH, Taylor K, Gray A, Eberhart-Phillips J, Reeder AI. (2008). Walking to school: frequency and predictors among primary school children in Dunedin, New Zealand. New Zealand Medical Journal; 121(1271).

2007

• Jopson JA, Reeder AI. (2007). An audit of Yellow Pages telephone directory listings of indoor tanning facilities in New Zealand, 1992-2006. A report to the Cancer Society of New Zealand Inc., December. (19p).
• Richards R, Williams S, Poulton R & Reeder AI. (2007). Tracking club sport participation from childhood to early adulthood. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport; 78(5): 413-419.
• Trevena J & Reeder AI. (2007). Perceptions of New Zealand adults about reducing their risk of cancer. New Zealand Medical Journal; 120(1258).
• Wright CY, Reeder AI, Gray A & Cox B. (2007). Solar ultraviolet radiation exposure of New Zealand schoolchildren. A report to the Cancer Society of New Zealand Inc., April (123p).
• Wright C, Reeder AI, Bodeker G, Gray A & Cox B. (2007). Solar ultraviolet exposure, concurrent activities and sun-protective practices among primary schoolchildren. Photochemistry and Photobiology;83(3):749-758.
• McGee R, Ketchel J & Reeder AI. (2007). Alcohol imagery on New Zealand television: Substance Abuse Treatment, Prevention, and Policy; 2:7.
• Richards R, Reeder AI, Poulton R, Williams S. (2007). Childhood antecedents of physical activity in adolescence and adulthood. Presented at: New Zealand Recreation Association: Otago/Southland Branch AGM, Dunedin. 10 October.
• Richards R, Reeder AI, Poulton R, Williams S. (2007). Physical activity: a longitudinal perspective. Presented to SPARC Active Movement Professional Development Workshop, Dunedin. 15 August.

2006

• Darling H, Reeder AI, McGee R & Williams S. (2006). Brief report: Disposable income, and spending on fast food, alcohol, cigarettes, and gambling by New Zealand secondary school students. Journal of Adolescence 29(5):837-843.
• Darling H, Reeder AI, Williams S & McGee R. (2006). Is there a relation between school smoking policies and youth cigarette smoking knowledge and behaviours? Health Education Research; 21(1):108-115.
• Darling H, Reeder AI & Waa A. (2006). Implementation of the Smoke-Free Environments act (2003 amendments) in New Zealand primary schools. (letter) Australian & New Zealand Journal of Public Health; 30(1):87.
• Darling H & Reeder AI. (2006). Tobacco Advertising on Mini-motors. Tobacco Control 15(1):34.
• McGee R, Williams S & Reeder AI. (2006). Parental tobacco smoking behaviour and their children's smoking and cessation in adulthood. Addiction; 101(8):1193-1201.
• McGee R, Reeder AI & Darling H. (2006). Using underage tobacco sales money to enhance youth health. PHA News IX; (2): 7-8.
• Reeder AI & Jopson JA. (2006). Sun protection policies & practices of NZ Territorial Authorities: A summary. A summary of the Technical report to the SunSmart Partnership: Cancer Society of NZ Inc. & Health Sponsorship Council, November. (12p).
• Reeder AI & Jopson JA. (2006). Sun protection policies & practices of NZ Territorial Authorities. Technical report to the SunSmart Partnership: Cancer Society of NZ Inc. & Health Sponsorship Council, September. (79p + appendices).
• Henry GFM, Gray A, Reeder AI & McGee R. (2006). Attitude towards suntanning in a New Zealand urban population 1994-2006. Presented at: The 8th Biennial Behavioural Research in Cancer Control Conference: Fortitude Valley, Queensland, Australia, 27-29 September.
• Jopson JA & Reeder AI. (2006). A baseline study prior to implementation of a New Zealand primary schools’ National SunSmart Accreditation Program. Presented at: The 8th Biennial Behavioural Research in Cancer Control Conference: Fortitude Valley, Queensland, Australia, 27-29 September.
• Reeder AI & Jopson JA. (2006). What is New Zealand local government doing about sun protection policies and practices? Presented at: The 8th Biennial Behavioural Research in Cancer Control Conference: Fortitude Valley, Queensland, Australia, 27-29 September.
• Jopson JA & Reeder AI. (2006). Are NZ Primary Schools SunSmart? A Baseline study prior to the implementation of the National SunSmart Schools Accreditation Programme. A report to the Cancer Society of New Zealand, August. (36p + appendices).
• McCool J, Meechan G & Reeder AI. (2006). A systematic review of interventions in outdoor occupational settings to reduce the risk of skin cancer. Final report prepared for the Cancer Society of New Zealand (Wellington Division) Inc. on behalf of Auckland UniServices Ltd, August. (39p).
• Wright CY, Reeder AI, Bodeker G, Gray A. (A): Youth solar UV radiation exposure: A review. (B): Factors influencing UV exposure of New Zealand primary schoolchildren, based on personal UV dosimetry. Abstracts of the 33rd Annual Meeting of the American Society for Photobiology, Rio Grande, Puerto Rico. 8-12 July 2006. (WAM-3c, page 67).
• Wright C, Bodeker G & Reeder AI. (2006). UV exposure of New Zealand school children. In: UV Radiation and its effects - an update 2006 . Royal Society of New Zealand, Wellington, Miscellaneous series 68: 74-75; Dunedin, New Zealand, 19-21 April.
• Jopson JA & Reeder AI. (2006). How SunSmart are NZ primary schools? In: UV Radiation and its effects - an update 2006 . Royal Society of New Zealand, Wellington, Miscellaneous series 68: 76-77; Dunedin, New Zealand, 19-21 April.
• Henry GFM, Reeder AI & Gray A. (2006). Attitude changes towards suntanning, 1994-2003. In: UV Radiation and its effects - an update 2006 . Royal Society of New Zealand, Wellington, Miscellaneous series 68: 78-79; Dunedin, New Zealand, 19-21 April.
• Reeder AI & Jopson JA. (2006). Territorial Authorities' sun protection policies and practices in New Zealand. In: UV Radiation and its effects - an update 2006 . Royal Society of New Zealand, Wellington, Miscellaneous series 68: 72-73; Dunedin, New Zealand, 19-21 April.

2005

• Darling H & Reeder AI. (2005). Youth Lifestyle Study : High level report. A report to the Health Sponsorship Council. University of Otago / Te Whare Wanaga o Otago, December. (27p).
• Darling H, Reeder AI, Williams S & McGee R. (2005). What is the effect of school on student smoking behaviour? Presented at: The 3rd Australian Tobacco Control Conference, Sydney, Australia, 23-25 November.
• Darling H, Reeder AI, Mc Gee R & Williams S. (2005). Access to tobacco products by New Zealand youth. New Zealand Medical Journal; 118(1213): U1408.
• Darling H, Reeder AI, Williams S & McGee R. (2005). Protecting youth from tobacco use. Poster presented at: The Annual Meeting and 7th Annual European Conference of the Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco, Prague, Czech Republic, 20-23 March.
• Reeder AI & Henry G. (2005). The 2006 Triennial Sun Survey: Recommendations for procedures, questionnaire design, & data management. A report to the Health Sponsorship Council, 9 November. (8p).
• Wright CY, Reeder AI, Bodeker G, Allen A & McKenzie R. (2005). Linking real-time solar UV radiation exposure with the social and physical environment, activities, knowledge and attitudes of New Zealand school children. Presented at: 6th World Congress on Melanoma, Vancouver, Canada, 6-10 September (poster).
• Reeder AI & Jopson JA. (2005). Sun protection policies and practices of NZ territorial authorities: Rationale and preliminary findings. Oral presentation at the Public Health Association of New Zealand Conference, Wellington, July.
• Wright C, Bodeker G & Reeder AI. (2005). How much UV are New Zealand school children getting? Water and Atmosphere; 13(2), 10-11.
• Wright CY & Reeder AI. (2005). Youth Solar Ultraviolet Radiation Exposure, Concurrent Activities and Sun Protective Practices: A Review. Photochemistry and Photobiology; 81(6):1331-1342.
• Richards R, Reeder AI, Poulton R & Williams S. (2005). Predictors of patterns of physical inactivity among New Zealand adolescents. Presented at: Fifth National Physical Activity Conference, Melbourne, October.
• Richards R, Reeder AI, Poulton R & Williams S. (2005). Predictors of patterns of physical activity among New Zealand adolescents. Presented at: Kawea ake te wero – Call to action, National Nutrition and Physical Activity Public Health Conference, Christchurch, May.
• Richards R, Darling H & Reeder AI. (2005). Sponsorship and fundraising in New Zealand schools. Australian & New Zealand Journal of Public Health 28(4):331-336.
• Trevena J & Reeder AI. (2005). Perceptions of New Zealand adults about complementary and alternative therapies for cancer treatment. New Zealand Medical Journal; 118(1227): 1787

2004

• Darling H & Reeder AI. (2004). Use of tobacco products to advertise music events in Dunedin, New Zealand, 2003. Tobacco Control; 13(3): 243.
• Reeder AI & Darling H. (2004). Access to tobacco products by underage youth. Oral presentation made at: Tobacco control – the evidence, National Smokefree Conference, Westpac Stadium, Wellington, 13-14 September
• Darling H & Reeder AI. (2004). Marketing to children? The contents of our ‘toy box’ revealed. Oral presentation made at: Tobacco control – the evidence, National Smokefree Conference, Westpac Stadium, Wellington, 13-14 September.
• Darling H, Reeder AI & Waa A. (2004). Tobacco use among Year 10 and 12 students in New Zealand: a report on the Global Youth Tobacco Survey data. University of Otago / Te Whare Wanaga o Otago and Te Ropu Whakatairanga Hauora / Health Sponsorship Council, July. (26 p).
• Darling H & Reeder AI. (2004). Exposure to secondhand smoke (SHS) is associated with adverse health outcomes for children and adolescents, including increased risk of invasive meningococcal disease, respiratory and middle-ear infections, and exacerbation of asthma symptoms. Health Promoting Schools Magazine. May.
• McCool J, Gorman D, Petrie K & Reeder AI. (2004). Outdoor workers’ perceptions of risk of developing non-melanoma skin cancer. Poster presented at: Eighth International Congress of Behavioural Medicine, August 25-28, Mainz, Germany.
• Wright CY, Allen M, Bodeker G, McKenzie R & Reeder AI. (2004). Real-time measurements of ultraviolet radiation using portable electronic dosimeters. Poster presented at: International Non-Ionising Radiation Workshop and Symposium, Seville, Spain, May.
• Richards R & Reeder AI. (2004). Interest and participation in selected sports among New Zealand adolescents. New Zealand Medical Journal; 117(1195): U906
• Richards R, Reeder AI & Bulliard J-L. (2004). Fine forecasts: encouraging the media to include ultraviolet radiation information in summertime weather forecasts. Health Education Research; 19(6):677-685.
• Richards R, Darling H & Reeder AI. (2004). A discussion document to report and seek feedback on the Preliminary findings from the ‘Sponsorship and Fundraising in New Zealand Schools Study’: Challenges and opportunities. Social and Behavioural Research in Cancer Group, Department of Preventive & Social Medicine, Dunedin School of Medicine, Dunedin, February. (15p + appendices).
• McCool J, Petrie K, Gorman D & Reeder AI. (2004). Non-melanoma skin cancer: outdoor workers’ perceptions of risk and sun protection use. Final report prepared for the Cancer Society of New Zealand (Wellington Division) Inc. Department of Psychological Medicine, Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences, University of Auckland, December. (40p + appendices).
• Reeder AI. (2004). Report to the Skin Cancer Control Steering Committee to inform development of the Skin Cancer Control Programme Plan 2005. Health Sponsorship Council Board Room, Wellington, July. (44p).
• Jopson JA & Reeder AI. (2004). Secondary school sun protection policies, practices and curriculum content. Public Health Association Conference, Christchurch, July.
• Jopson JA & Reeder AI. (2004). Sun protection in New Zealand secondary schools: obstacles and opportunities. (Report). Social & Behavioural Research in Cancer Group, Department of Preventive & Social Medicine, Dunedin School of Medicine, June. (42p + appendices).
• Richards R, Darling H & Reeder AI. (2004). Current research about sponsorship and fundraising in New Zealand schools. Health Promoting Schools, Otago, Muihiku and Wakatipu, Public Health South, August.
• Richards R, Darling H & Reeder AI. (2004). Sponsorship and fundraising in NZ schools – preliminary results. Poster presented at: The Public Health Association Conference, Christchurch, New Zealand 30 June-2 July.
• Darling H & Reeder AI. (2004). Preliminary results: New Zealand students’ disposable income and spending on items with potential health risk. Presented as a paper at the Public Health Association Conference, Christchurch, New Zealand 30 June-2 July.
• Darling H & Reeder AI. (2004). Use of the Internet for health information by New Zealand secondary school students, preliminary results. Poster presented at: The Public Health Association Conference, Christchurch, New Zealand 30 June-2 July.
• Reeder AI. (2004). Evidence-based cancer care and prevention: behavioural interventions. Book Review. Psycho-oncology; 13: 495-496.

2003

• McGee R, Williams S & Reeder AI. (2003). Adolescent nicotine use. Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry; 42(3):265.
• Darling H & Reeder AI. (2003). Smoke-free schools? Results of a secondary school smoking policies survey, 2002. New Zealand Medical Journal; 116(1180):U560.
• Darling HM & Reeder AI. (2003). Is exposure to secondhand tobacco smoke in the home related to daily smoking among youth? Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health; 27(6): 655-656.
• Darling H & Reeder AI. (2003). Smoke-free secondary schools? Results of the School Smoking Policies Survey 2002. Presented at: Tobacco control: How do you know it works? Tobacco Control Research Strategy launch symposium, Beehive, Wellington, 1 May.
• Darling H & Reeder AI. (2003). Strong support for smoke-free schools. Health Promoting Schools Magazine, May. Public Health South, Dunedin.
• Richards R, Darling H & Reeder AI. (2003). Preliminary results from the Sponsorship and Fundraising in New Zealand Schools Project: primary and intermediate schools. Presented at: Connecting Policy Research and Practice: The Social Policy Research and Evaluation Conference, Wellington, April.
• Reeder AI. (2003). How things have changed. Link. Otago-Southland Division of the Cancer Society of New Zealand, Dunedin.
• Darling H & Reeder AI. (2003). Exposure to second hand smoke and its relation with daily smoking among New Zealand youth. Oral presentation made at: The 2nd Australian Tobacco Control Conference, Melbourne 9-11 April.
• Darling HM & Reeder AI. (2003). Student quit attempts: Are they related to existing smoking cessation programmes and sanctions against smoking in New Zealand secondary schools? Proceedings of the 12th World Conference on Tobacco or Health: Global action for a tobacco free future, (pp. 152). Helsinki, Finland: WCTOH.
• Darling HM & Reeder AI. (2003). Youth smoking and exposure to second hand tobacco smoke: A New Zealand study. Proceedings of the 12th World Conference on Tobacco or Health: Global action for a tobacco free future, (pp. 152). Helsinki, Finland: WCTOH.
• Reeder AI & Darling HM. (2003). New Zealand needs to try harder to reduce youth smoking rates. The New Zealand Medical Journa;l 116(1187): 1-3.
• McCool J, Gorman D, Petrie K, Reeder AI & De Silva K. (2003). Outdoor workers’ perceptions of the risk of developing non-melanoma skin cancer. Progress report prepared for the Wellington Division of the Cancer Society of New Zealand Inc. Health Psychology, Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences, University of Auckland. (7p).
• Richards R & Reeder AI. (2003). Participation in vigorous physical activity, decisional balance scores and health status among young New Zealand adults. [Technical report PR4]. (20p+ appendices).
• Richards R, Williams SM, Reeder AI & Poulton R. (2003). Participation in club sport among a New Zealand birth cohort from ages 7-21 years. Verbal presentation at the National Physical Activity Conference 2003: Active living - all together better! Fremantle, WA. November.
• Richards R, Darling H & Reeder AI. (2003). Sponsorship and fundraising in NZ schools: Preliminary findings and implications for nutrition. Cancer Society Health Promotion Workshop, Dunedin, November.
• Reeder AI & Trevena J. (2003). Adults’ perceptions of the causes and primary prevention of common fatal cancers in New Zealand. New Zealand Medical Journal; 116 (1182): 1-10.

2002

• McGee RO, Williams SM & Reeder AI. (2002). Purchasing of cigarettes by New Zealand secondary students in 2000. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health; 26(5):485-488.
• Darling HM & Reeder AI. (2002). Self concept scales among a large sample of New Zealand adolescents: are they related to school and demographic characteristics? In Self-Concept Research: Driving International Research Agendas. 27.
• Darling H, McGee R, Williams S & Reeder AI. (2002). Self-concept among a large sample of New Zealand adolescents: are they related to school and demographic characteristics? Presented at: Self Concept Conference, Sydney 2002.
• Darling H & Reeder AI. (2002). Smoke-free schools? Preliminary results of the School Smoking Policies Survey 2002. Presented at: Tobacco Control Research Symposium, Wellington, September.
• Reeder AI & McGee R. (2002). Is the New Zealand youth access programme “a failed strategy”? Presented at: Tobacco Control Research Symposium, Wellington, September.
• Kime NH & Reeder AI. (2002). Sun Protection Information In Summer Weather Reports: Perceptions and Practices. (Technical Report MR6). Commissioned by Cancer Society of New Zealand & the Health Sponsorship Council. Social and Behavioural Research in Cancer Group, Dunedin School of Medicine. (29p+ appendices).
• Reeder AI & Richards R. (2002) Media and public use of the UV index in New Zealand. In UV Radiation and Its Effects - An Update 2002. R. McKenzie, A. Reisinger, C.Watts (Ed.) The Royal Society of New Zealand, Wellington. 99-100.
• Watts C, Reeder AI & Glasgow H. (2002). A Cover-Up Story: The Cancer Society Melanoma Prevention Programme. In UV Radiation and its Effects - An Update 2002. R. McKenzie, A. Reisinger and C. Watts (Eds.) The Royal Society of New Zealand, Wellington 83-85.
• McGee RO, Reeder AI, Williams SM, Bandaranayake DM & Tan AH. (2002). Observations of summer sun protection among children in New Zealand: 1998-2000. New Zealand Medical Journal; 115(1149):103-106.
• Poulton R, Trevena J, Reeder AI & Richards R. (2002). Physical health correlates of overprediction of physical discomfort during exercise. Behaviour Research and Therapy; 40(4):401-414.
• Richards R, Reeder AI, Poulton R. (2002). Tracking sport participation among a New Zealand birth cohort from ages 7 to 21 years. Presented at: First Australasian Nutrition, Physical Activity and Cancer Conference, 24-26 June, Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre Darling Harbour, NSW, Australia.
• West P, Reeder AI, Milne BJ & Poulton R. (2002). Worlds apart: A comparison between physical activities among youth in Glasgow, Scotland and Dunedin, New Zealand. Social Science and Medicine; 54(4):607-619.
• Mainvil LA, Horwath CC, McKenzie J & Reeder AI. (2002). Validated scales of perceived benefits and barriers to eating fruit and vegetables. Poster presented at: The 10th Food Choice Conference, Amsterdam.

2001

• Reeder AI. (2001). Let's clear the air of second hand smoke! New Zealand Medical Journal; 114(1126):53-54.
• Reeder AI, Watts C & Price L. (2001). Tobacco and taking responsibility. New Zealand Medical Journal; 114:271.
• Reeder AI, Williams SM, McGee RO & Glasgow H. (2001). Smoking Attitudes, Knowledge, Approval & Intentions Among Fourth Form Students in Wellington, New Zealand, 1991-97. Commissioned by Cancer Society of New Zealand. Social & Behavioural Research in Cancer Group, Dunedin School of Medicine. 18p.
• Reeder AI, Williams SM, McGee RO & Poulton R. (2001). Nicotine dependence and attempts to quit or cut down among young adult smokers. New Zealand Medical Journal; 114(1139):403-406.
• Bulliard J-L & Reeder AI. (2001). Getting the message across: Sun protection information in media weather reports in New Zealand. New Zealand Medical Journal; 114(1126):67-70.
• Bulliard J-L, Richards R & Reeder AI. (2001). Presentation, awareness, understanding and use of sun protection information in media weather forecasts in New Zealand. In Melanoma Research: Abstracts of the Fifth International Conference on Melanoma. 11(Supplement 1):s151
• Jopson J & Reeder AI. (2001). Sun safety. New Zealand Pharmacy; Nov 2001:21-24.
• Reeder AI. (2001). Skin Cancer Prevention in New Zealand: A Report to Help Guide Future SunSmart Programme Directions. Commissioned by Cancer Society & Health Sponsorship Council Joint Working Group. Social & Behavioural Research in Cancer Group, Dunedin School of Medicine. 68p.
• Richards R & Reeder AI. (2001). Physical activity for cancer prevention. A report prepared for the Cancer Society of New Zealand. Social & Behavioural Research in Cancer Group, Department of Preventive & Social Medicine, Dunedin School of Medicine, August 17. (6p).
• Reeder AI, Richards R & McGee RO. (2001). Melanoma prevention: The results of educational campaigns in New Zealand 1980-2000. In Melanoma Research: Abstracts of the Fifth International Conference on Melanoma. WHO Melanoma Programme and e-Oncology, Milan. 11(Supplement 1):s15.
• Reeder AI. (2001). Results from the Maori respondents included in the national survey of awareness, understanding & response to sun protection messages in media weather reports. A report to the National Health Promotion Committee, Cancer Society of New Zealand. Social & Behavioural Research in Cancer Group, Department of Preventive and Social Medicine, Dunedin School of Medicine, March. (12p + appendices).

2000

• Reeder AI & Blair A. (2000). Environmental tobacco smoke: Views from the Dunedin hospitality industry on prohibition of smoking in licensed premises. The New Zealand Medical Journal; 113(1122):476-479.
• Reeder AI & Blair A. (2000). Environmental tobacco smoke: Views from the hospitality industry on prohibition of smoking in licensed premises, Dunedin, New Zealand. In International Journal of Behavioral Medicine: Abstracts Sixth International Congress of Behavioral Medicine, Brisbane. 7(supplement 1):69.
• Reeder AI & Glasgow H. (2000). Are New Zealand schools smoke-free? Results from a national survey of primary and intermediate school principals. The New Zealand Medical Journal; 113(1104):52-54.
• Reeder AI, Waa A & Scragg RK. (2000). New Zealand Youth Tobacco Survey. Youth Smoking Surveillance: The Report of the Scientific Advisory Committee, commissioned by the Health Funding Authority Central, Wellington and Health Sponsorship Council, Wellington. (31p + appendices).
• Reeder AI, McAllister S & Bulliard J-L R. (2000). Child sun protection in New Zealand: Parental views and societal responsibilities. Health Promotion Journal of Australia; 10(3):217-223.
• Reeder AI, Richards R & Bulliard J-L R. (2000). Sun protection messages in media weather forecasts in New Zealand. In International Journal of Behavioral Medicine: Abstracts Sixth International Congress of Behavioral Medicine. 7(supplement 1):222-223.
• Reeder AI, Richards R & Hart M. (2000). On the beach: Summer sun protection - An observational study of children with adult caregivers in Hawkes Bay , New Zealand. In International Journal of Behavioral Medicine: Abstracts Sixth International Congress of Behavioral Medicine.7(supplement 1):110.
• Reeder AI & Blair A. (2000). Environmental tobacco smoke: New Zealand legislation & hospitality industry views on the prohibition of smoking in licensed premises, Dunedin. Poster presented at: 11th World Conference on Tobacco or Health, Chicago, August.
• Reeder AI. (2000). SunSmart Research. A report prepared for the Health Sponsorship Council, 6 June. (8p).
• Richards R & Reeder AI. (2000). Physical activity levels in a cohort of young New Zealand adults. In International Journal of Behavioral Medicine: Abstracts Sixth International Congress of Behavioral Medicine; 7(supplement 1):152.

1999

• Reeder AI, Williams SM, McGee RO & Glasgow H. (1999). Tobacco smoking among fourth form school students in Wellington, New Zealand, 1991-97. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health; 23(5):494-500.
• Reeder AI & Blair A. (1999). Views from the hospitality industry on smoking bans. Presented at: The Environmental Tobacco Smoke / Passive Smoking Conference, Wellington, 30 November.
• Reeder AI, Williams S & McGee R. (1999). Trends in tobacco smoking attitudes and behaviours among fourth form school students, 1991-97. Presented at: Inaugural New Zealand Cancer Conference, Christchurch, 14-16 October.
• Reeder AI, Williams S & McGee R. (1999). Insights into youth smoking from the Cancer Society Wellington schools study. Presentation made at: Youth Smoking – a burning issue, Wellington, 15 July.
• Reeder AI & Richards R. (1999). Summer sun protection: An observational study of children with their adult caregivers at Hawkes Bay beaches, 1998-99. Commissioned by Public Health Unit, Health Care Hawkes Bay. Social and Behavioural Research in Cancer Group, Dunedin.
• Reeder AI & Richards R. (1999). Summer sun protection: An observational study of children with adult caregivers at Hawkes Bay beaches, 1998-9. Presented at: The Inaugural New Zealand Cancer Conference: Visions of the future, Christchurch, October.
• Reeder AI, Richards R & McGee RO. (1999). Skin cancer/melanoma. New Zealand Pharmacy; 19(11):15-18.
• Richards R & Reeder AI. (1999). Physical activity: Its measurement and health benefits, and the participation and opinions of young New Zealand adults. (Report) Commissioned by Cancer Society and Hillary Commission. Social and Behavioural Research in Cancer Group, Dunedin.
• Reeder AI, Alsop JC, Langley JD & Wagenaar A. (1999). An evaluation of the general effect of the New Zealand graduated driver licensing system on motorcycle traffic crash hospitalisations. Accident Analysis and Prevention; 31:651-661.
• Reeder AI. (1999). The evaluation of a host responsibility programme for licenced club premises: The Otago Lifesaver Pilot Project. Commissioned by Technical Advisory Committee, Land Transport Safety Authority and Road Safety Trust. Occasional Report Series No. 35. Injury Prevention Research Unit, Dunedin School of Medicine.

1998

• Reeder AI & McGee R. (1998). Trends in cigarette smoking among 4th form students at Wellington secondary schools, 1991-97. Presented at: Smokefree – Towards 2000. Te Kohnaga Conference Centre, Wellington, June 23-24.
• Dovey SM, Reeder AI & Chalmers DJ. (1998). Continuity and change in sporting and leisure time physical activities during adolescence. British Journal of Sports Medicine; 32(1):53-57.
• Eberhart-Phillips JE, Fielder J & Reeder AI. (1998). Jet-ski injuries in New Zealand. New Zealand Medical Journal; 111:215-216.
• Reeder AI, Alsop JC, Begg DJ, Nada-Raja S & McLaren RL. (1998). A longitudinal investigation of psychological and social predictors of traffic convictions among young New Zealand drivers. Transportation Research Part F; (1):25-45.
• Reeder AI, Alsop JC & Langley JD. (1998). Evaluation of the general effect of the Graduated Driver Licencing System (GDLS) on reducing traffic crash hospitalisations among motorcycle riders. Commissioned by Technical Advisory Committee, Land Transport Safety Authority and the Road Safety Trust. Injury Prevention Research Unit, Dunedin School of Medicine.
• Reeder AI. (1998). The development and implementation of the Otago Lifesaver host responsibilty programme for licenced club premises. Commissioned by Technical Advisory Committee, Land Transport Safety Authority and the Road Safety Trust. Occasional Report Series No. 36. Injury Prevention Research Unit, Dunedin School of Medicine.
• Reeder AI, Blair A, Doesberg J, Hepburn M, Shaikh N, Sinclair R & Thornicroft J. (1998). Development of the Otago Lifesaver host responsibility programme for licensed clubs in Dunedin, New Zealand. Presented at: Fourth World Conference on Injury Prevention and Control, RAI, Amsterdam, 17-20 May.
• Reeder AI, Chalmers DJ, Begg DJ & Langley JD. (1998). Protective sports practices among young adults: the New Zealand experience.Presented at: Fourth World Conference on Injury Prevention and Control, RAI, Amsterdam, 17-20 May.

1997

• Reeder AI, Chalmers DJ, Begg DJ & Langley JD. (1997). Participation in physical activity and selected sports, the use of protective sports practices, and sports injury experience. Commissioned by ACC. IPRU, Dunedin. 37p.
• Reeder AI, Chalmers DJ, Begg DJ & Langley JD. (1997). Participation in physical activity and selected sports, the use of protective practices, and sports injury experience of the Dunedin Multidisciplinary Health and Development Study cohort at age 21 years. A report prepared for the Accident Rehabilitation and Compensation Insurance Corporation, February. Injury Prevention Research Unit, Department of Preventive and Social Medicine, Otago Medical School, Dunedin. (20p + appendices).
• Nada-Raja S, Langley JD, McGee RO, Williams SM, Begg DJ & Reeder AI. (1997). Inattentive and hyperactive behaviors and driving offences in adolescence. Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry; 36(4):515-522.
• Reeder AI, Begg DJ & Langley JD. (1997). Motorcycle riding behaviour and crash experiences In Occasional Report Series No. 17. IPRU, Dunedin. 27p.
• Reeder AI. Chalmers DJ, Marshall SW & Langley JD. (1997). Psychological and social predictors of motorcycle use by young adult males in New Zealand. Social Science and Medicine; 45(9):1357-1376.

1996

• Reeder AI. Chalmers DJ & Langley JD. (1996). Rider training, reasons for riding, and the social context of riding among young on-road motorcyclists in New Zealand. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health; 20(4):369-374.
• Reeder AI, Chalmers DJ & Langley JD. The risky and protective motorcycling opinions and behaviours of young on-road motorcyclists in New Zealand. Social Science and Medicine; 42:1297-1311. (1996)

1991-1995

• Begg DJ, Langley JD, Reeder AI & Chalmers DJ. (1995). The New Zealand graduated driver licensing system: teenagers' attitudes towards and experiences with this car driver licensing system. Injury Prevention; 1:177-181.
• Langley JD, Marshall SW, Begg DJM & Reeder AI. (1995). Motorcycle and ATV crashes in New Zealand resulting in death and hospitalisation III: non-traffic crashes. Journal of Agricultural Safety and Health; 1:249-259.
• Langley JD, Marshall SW, Clarke JA, Begg DJM & Reeder AI. (1995). Motorcycle/ATV crashes on farms. Journal of Occupational Health and Safety in Australia and New Zealand; 11:387-394.
• Reeder AI, Stanton WR, Langley JD & Chalmers DJ. (1991). Adolescents’ sporting and leisure time physical activities during their 15th year. Canadian Journal of Sports Sciences; 16(4): 308-315.