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This petition, to be presented to the Senate is the most important step we can take as a community and force lawmakers to hear the collective voice of our 300,000 strong vaping community. It’s our chance to engage with Federal MPs and demand a change to their archaic anti-vaping regulations. It is our chance to take a stand once and for all for the Aussie vape shops who have supported your journey away from smoking. Our Senate petition will allow vapers and smokers to finally be able to purchase products from Australia which will comply with the consumer protections and standards you...

Media Release: US vaping deaths linked to synthetic cannabis and Vitamin E oil, not nicotine. Posted by Admin 10sc on September 12, 2019 A number of deaths in the US due to black market THC and Vitamin E acetate being added to vaping liquids show the urgent need for Australian authorities to legalise, regulate and monitor these products to protect Australian consumers. Legalise Vaping Australia Campaign Director, Brian Marlow, said every day that the Australian Government fails to adopt and regulate safer vaping technology is another day that Australians could be exposed to the unacceptable risk of dodgy and illicit...

Greg Hunt's delay on vaping is not acceptable! Posted by Admin 10sc on August 02, 2019 Vapers we need your help! Information revealed in the Senate this week is the first detail made public since the ANU vaping study was commissioned last year and it has transpired that our Health Minister Greg Hunt did not even provide any terms of reference to the ANU before granting them the $750,000 to undertake the study. Yes, we believe that Greg Hunt's vape study delay is designed to kill off vaping (and kill Australian smokers)! A two-year wait until an Australian National University...

Posted by Harriet Campbell 8sc on April 03, 2019 One of the biggest arguments made against vaping is that it could serve as a gateway to smoking for young adults. But a new research that has just come out should put these concerns to rest. Only a few days ago, Tobacco Control journal published a study that found an increase in the use of e-cigarettes in the UK did NOT led to a change in youth attitude to smoking. The paper by researchers at the University of Cardiff and funded by the National Institute for Health Research is the first...