All states and territories in Australia have adopted tobacco control policies that make the possession of nicotine e-cigarettes or vaporisers, a criminal offence. A vaper in Western Australia could face a fine of $45,000 while another could be imprisoned for up to two years in the Australian Capital Territory or Tasmania for possessing nicotine e-cigarettes.
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