The Age · National

Australia’s smoking rates fell for decades. But that’s changed – and here’s why

· By Marta Pascual Juanola
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As Australia’s top thinkers on organised crime gathered in Canberra this week, one topic hijacked the conversation: what to do about Australia’s worsening illicit tobacco problem.

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