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New South Wales Government enforces crackdown on illegal tobacco

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Two tobacco stores in Sydney have become the first to be shut down for allegedly selling tobacco illegally, under new State laws. Its part of a New South Wales Government crackdown to regain control of the illegal trade, which it says has gotten out of hand.
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