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The Australian Government recently announced a crackdown on vapes, which have recently found their way into convenience stores and even schools.

Australias world-first crackdown on vaping could drive more people to smoke tobacco or use black market vapes, a Health Department analysis has warned.

Health minister Mark Butler has warned businesses selling illegal vapes that theyre going to have to find another way to make money.

Daily Mail Australia went undercover to find out about the illicit black market thats thriving despite the governments world leading crackdown on disposable vapes.

A Western Australian man has been charged with possessing vape liquid despite Health Minister Mark Butler claiming users are not the target in the nations vape crackdown.

The new ban effective from next year goes further by outlawing the importation into Australia of all disposable vapes whether they are labelled as containing nicotine or not.