South Australia

South Australia's Labor government led by Peter Malinauskas vows to crack down on illegal tobacco market, seizing nearly $1 million worth of products.

South Australia government to crack down on illegal tobacco and e-cigarette sales, offenders may face over $1 million fines.

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

South Australia Labor government collaborates with federal government in seizing thousands of illegal e-cigarette devices and tobacco products.

Starting March 1, smoking and e-cigarettes will be banned in certain public areas in South Australia, with fines for violators.

South Australia has introduced strict new tobacco regulations to combat smoking and nicotine addiction risks, supported by the Heart Foundation.

In a crackdown on illegal e-cigarettes, authorities in South Australia seized nearly 5,000 e-cigarettes worth over AUD 100,000.

South Australian government implements stricter licensing conditions to eradicate illegal sales of nicotine vapes, conducting a two-month crackdown.