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  New Laws 

From 31 May 2012, new smoke-free laws will apply across South Australia.

 

Playground equipment and covered public transport waiting areas will become smoke-free, and local councils and other incorporated bodies can apply to have outdoor areas or events declared smoke-free.

 

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  New Regulations 
Tobacco Product Displays
From 1 January 2012 new restrictions apply to the display of tobacco products.   read more...
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  Tobacco Licence 



Apply or renew your Retail Tobacco Merchant’s Licence online,

click here.


(This link will take you to the SA Government bizgate website.)
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  Artistic Performances 
Application for Exemption for Artistic Performances
Smoking is not permitted in enclosed public places and work places. An exemption is required if an artistic performance contains smoking.   read more...
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Tobacco Control in South Australia

 

 

In South Australia the sale, distribution, use of tobacco and areas where smoking is prohibited is regulated by the Tobacco Products Regulation Act 1997.

 

This website provides information for the hospitality industry, tobacco retailers, the general public and others on the tobacco laws in South Australia.

 

For information and support to quit smoking, phone the Quitline on 13 7848 or visit the Quit SA website at www.quitsa.org.au and register for text messaging support. Information and support is also available through GPs, pharmacists and health professionals.