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But Jonathan Liberman, senior legal policy adviser to the International Union Against Cancer, told ABC radio: "We're really confident Australia wouldn't be in breach of any international legal obligations." He added, in a reference to the WHO's Framework Convention on Tobacco Control: "On the contrary, we would see this as Australia showing international leadership in implementing obligations under international law." Australia has long been at the forefront of the war on tobacco
Multinational companies such as BAT spend millions developing the most effective pack designs that hold the greatest appeal to their target consumers
Surely, greater awareness of smokings ill effects helped spur people to quit
This becomes very confusing to the public, said Luke
The more THC, the worse, Kloner says