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Because these products are designed to look like regular school supplies and do not create the pungent smell that cigarettes do, they are attracting students at alarming rates

Plain packaging, however, is not yet part of that conversation

You haven't truly experienced Australia until you've had a chat with a random bogan in a bluey, durry in hand while smashing down a tinny in his stubbies and thongs

This stop smoking aid is specially formulated with nicotine to help reduce withdrawal symptoms and can help you quit your smoking habit

The company stopped making Kent Micronite filters in 1956, with some remaining stock staying on shelves until 1957, but not because of any concern over its customers health