Have FSC cigarettes hit Australia?

I have a big ass bag of quality pipe tobacco next to me and some papers. It was five bucks for the tobacco and a couple bucks for "clean burning Cigarette paper." I was going to use my pipe but the stem was broken and it needs to be fitted, so I tried rolling it up. It's great stuff, better than any brand cigarette, no fire retardant, and the tobacco is a custom blend hand prepared by a local store owner that I see when I go in.

Five Dollars. Seriously roll your own. When your done toss the remnant on the ground drag your foot across it and whalla, back to the earth, no waste. Everything but the tobacco and the paper is pure b.s. Filtered super extra light 120's? Give me a break.

I've noticed the same thing.

No mention anywhere.

I work at Phillip Morris from time to time, I'll ask next time I go there.

it was made law a few months ago. links... whatever. search yourself. all i remember is that the gov asked if they(tobacco) industry would voluntarily make the changes. they agreed but didnt follow through. so the gov made it law.

When I think of FSC I get this mental picture of cigarettes as used in movies for a explosives detonator. Anyone think that might have something to do with it?

Look at the back panel of your packet at the bottom. It says "AUSTRALIAN FIRE RISK STANDARD COMPLIANT - USE CARE IN DISPOSAL".

The old packs used to say "SALE TO UNDERAGED PERSONS PROHIBITED"

But I'm with you OP, I'm now sick of my ciggies going out like badly rolled joints.

I have noticed it too on the new packet, the going out.