New Zealand

New Zealand Health Ministry fines two retailers for illegal tobacco and e-cigarette sales, marking the first in a series of prosecutions.

New Zealand government announced ban on disposable e-cigarettes, with increased fines for selling to minors, in efforts to reduce youth vaping.

New Zealand tightens e-cigarette regulations, bans disposable ones, increases fines for selling to minors. Enforcement challenges persist.

New Zealand government announces crackdown on e-cigarette use by youth, increasing fines and implementing strict regulations.

Study finds lowering nicotine levels in e-cigarettes increases inhalation time and intake, possibly raising toxic risks, despite potential benefits.

New Zealand government to allocate $216 million for heated tobacco products tax cut, despite concerns over potential health risks.

New Zealand Chief Ombudsman Peter Boshier forces Health Ministry Deputy Minister Casey Costello to apologize for mishandling OIA requests.

A recent study led by Dr. Matt Hobbs found that 97% of e-cigarette stores are within a 20-minute walk for students.