This builds on the A$188.5 million package announced in January 2024 to bolster disruption and deterrence of illicit tobacco to Australia (ITEC report 2024-25) The ITEC Commissioners first year of work sits within the context of broader whole-of-government efforts implementing $345 million Australian Government commitments to combat illicit tobacco and e-cigarettes
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With a decline in smoking, states can save money on health care spending associated with tobacco-related illnesses
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