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Article

7 Aug 2002

Author:
Jill Pengelley, Advertiser [Adelaide, South Australia]

Days of smoking in front bar numbered [Australia]

The smoker's front bar is under threat, with the State Government announcing plans for more limits on smoking. Health Minister Lea Stevens yesterday announced a taskforce to prepare for "strong tobacco-control legislation" but stopped short of using the word "ban". The taskforce has been charged with advising on ways to "protect staff and patrons from exposure to tobacco smoke" in hotels and gaming venues.