Australia

Tasmania government submits 2024 public health amendment bill to crack down on e-cigarette use, aiming for a healthier community.

Queensland Health Department data shows a significant rise in e-cigarette use among Queensland students, prompting government action.

Australia has cracked down on illegal e-cigarette sales, seizing over 5.2 million products worth $1 billion. Only pharmacies can sell now.

Australia's TGA investigates Chinese freight company Huawell Trade exporting e-cigarettes to Australia, potentially violating local regulations.

Australian public calls for stricter measures to combat black market tobacco and e-cigarette trade amid gang warfare concerns.

Customs officials from 20 Asia-Pacific countries will gather in Singapore to address illegal tobacco trade in a regional initiative.

A study on Australian high school students found those with severe depression symptoms are over twice as likely to try e-cigarettes.

South Australia introduces strict new laws to combat illegal tobacco and e-cigarette sales, aligning with national legislation trends.