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In Australia, tobacco advertising is banned on TV, radio (since 1976), newspapers and magazines (since 1992). 

In addition:

• In some states and territories, tobacco advertising is also banned in shops at the cash register (point of sale). In some states and territories, cigarettes are not allowed to be on display at the register.
• Tobacco companies are no longer allowed to sponsor sports, arts or horse racing events. 
• It is illegal to promote the sale of cigarettes with a competition or special offer.
• Tobacco companies can also be fined for false or misleading statements on health effects or harm caused by tobacco (e.g. labelling tobacco products as ‘light and mild').

For more information including the different advertising laws within Australian states and territories check out:

• Tobacco in Australia: Facts and Issues - Chapter 11: Tobacco advertising and promotion