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The NT licenses tobacco retail and requires age verification for distance sales. What Darwin and Alice Springs buyers should plan for.

Tasmania licenses tobacco retail and legislated a smoke-free generation. What Hobart, Launceston and Devonport buyers need to know.

WA licenses tobacco retail and requires age verification for distance sales. What Perth, Fremantle and Bunbury buyers should check before ordering.

South Australia is the one state that prohibits tobacco sales by mail, phone or internet. What that means for Adelaide and Mount Gambier buyers.

Queensland regulates tobacco sales without a retail licensing scheme, with extra restrictions on where sales can happen. What apply to online orders.

Victoria regulates tobacco sales without a retail licence scheme of its own. What that means for online orders to Melbourne, Geelong and Ballarat.

NSW licenses tobacco retail and requires age verification for distance sales. What you need to know before ordering tobacco to a NSW address.

A first-order discount is normal retail practice — but in tobacco the numbers have to survive the duty floor. How to tell a real offer from a lure.

“Premium” on a cigarette listing in Australia means almost nothing, because plain packaging has removed the design language that used to carry it. Here is how to read tiers now.

A capsule cigarette puts flavour in a bead you press. Single-capsule products like Ice Blast and dual-capsule “double burst” styles differ in how much choice you get.