Health
Sutherland Shire tobacconist cops three-month ban over spate of offences – St George and Sutherland Shire Leader
The proprietor of a tobacconist has been banned from selling tobacco products
Tobacco retailers in St George and Sutherland Shire are being warned they face heavy fines and even bans if caught selling illegal tobacco products.
The warning comes after a Sutherland Shire tobacconist was banned from selling any tobacco products for three months after being convicted of a spate of offences, including selling illegal cigarettes and supplying tobacco to a minor.
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