US regulators are hitting the brakes on plans to force tobacco companies to drastically reduce addictive nicotine in cigarettes. It's a major victory for the tobacco industry.
The Victorian government has rushed through a ban on advertisements for vaping in time for next weekend's Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix at Phillip Island.
When he tried to collect the boxes,Border Force officers arrested him and searched his car.
The man recognised the photo of his leg instantly. But why was it being used as an anti-smoking health warning,when in fact it was shot off in Albania in 1997?
A new study confirms how dangerous tobacco is.
Tobacco smokers have triple the risk of dying from cardiovascular disease (CVD) - the biggest killer in Australia
What transpired next has been the subject of serious rumination since Tuesday.
A study has found graphic tobacco warnings are having less of an effect on jaded older smokers but the younger demographic is paying attention.
Changes to the signage include the smaller price boards and updated graphic health warnings to be displayed next to where tobacco information is displayed.
Ferrari and tobacco giant Philip Morris International have backed down from a controversial naming sponsorship ahead of the Melbourne Grand Prix.
Big tobacco has a big business interest here. The number of cigarette smokers is declining,with claims more people are turning to the electric devices.