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ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation·3 min read·medium

New South Wales government cracks down on sales of potentially deadly nitrous oxide

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Myles Houlbrook-Walk, Emily Jane Smith
New South Wales government cracks down on sales of potentially deadly nitrous oxide
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The New South Wales government is implementing stricter regulations on the sale of nitrous oxide to curb its recreational use among young people. New rules include age restrictions and limits on canister sizes to prevent health risks associated with the drug.

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Addresses public health concerns regarding the rising recreational use of a chemical compound and the government's regulatory response.

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The sale of nitrous oxide will soon be restricted in NSW. ( ABC News: Craig Hansen )

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