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Victoria promises the toughest penalties in the country and a new licensing scheme for tobacco retailers

Nov. 13, 2024 - 09:32 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Long promised legislation cracking down on Victoria’s ‘Tobacco War’ has been introduced into state parliament. The bill will bring in a licensing scheme to govern the tobacco industry. The move follows yet another firebombing last night.