disposable vapes

A recent survey suggested vaping in young South Australians is on the rise, while smoking rates are decreasing.

The government is to ban disposable vapes as the prime minister rejects criticism by his predecessor, Liz Truss, who said he was extending the ‘nanny state.’

Health Minister Mark Butler tells Australians to quit vaping in the New Year.

This initiative aims to strengthen efforts against the rising concerns of youth vaping, aligning with broader measures to protect the nation’s youth.

New measures come amid increasing concerns that more children now use vapes, lured by their appeal and availability.