They must be giving thanks at British American Tobacco to Attorney General Nicola Roxon.
Tobacco companies
The case for plain packaging of tobacco
Blogger Alister Air takes a long, hard look at the plain packaging debate.
Wolfmother gets schooled by the last frontier of Marlboro Country
Wolfmother has been told to play at a tobacco-sponsored and “do it for the fans”.
Academic blood sport at Melbourne University
If tobacco companies are indeed funding the “neither confirm nor deny” IPA, they might reflect on the value of their investment.
great read 
Gittins: Australia is no longer a miner player
Australia has a long history of brilliant political ideas — preferential voting, HECs system — yet lately we wimp out on big ideas that have international repercussions. We’re not as small as we think we are, writes Ross Gittins.
‘Cancer man’: cigarette companies don’t deserve sympathy
Tobacco companies are well aware of the addictive and dangerous nature of their products. I know, I used to work at one and we’d send free ciggies out to influential decision makers, writes David Donovan.
The Coca-Cola Chronicles: Spinning with Big Sugar
Is Big Sugar starting to sound a lot like Big Tobacco? asks David Gillespie.
There’s no smoking without smoke
We forget at our peril that the purpose of government is to protect its citizens’ rights — not to make them richer or healthier or more virtuous. Among those that seem to have forgotten this is the anti-tobacco lobby.
