Proposals to tighten rules around youth access to vapes
There has been a rise in drug-related suspensions in Queensland state schools, with an uptake in vaping believed to be the cause. The new figures come as the nationals propose easing rules around nicotine vapes and e-cigarettes, in a bid to crack down on the thriving black market.
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