A Smoke-Free Zone or Area is a designated area where smoking is prohibited under the Tobacco Products Regulation Act 1997.
Throughout South Australia smoking is banned within 10 meters of children’s playground equipment located in a public area.
Smoking is banned in public outdoor dining areas at any time that food is being offered. An outdoor dining area means an unenclosed public area in which tables and/or chairs are provided for the purpose of dining either permanently or temporarily.
For more information, including discussing the effectiveness of these restrictions, please contact:
- SA Health website
- Health Protection Operations, SA Health – phone (08) 8226 7100
On the spot fines of $75 can be applied to anyone found smoking in smoke-free precincts.
For more information, including discussing the effectiveness of these restrictions, please contact our Customer Contact Centre on 8408 1111.
Henley Square
Smoking is banned in Henley Square. Strong community support was received when Council consulted on declaring Henley Square smoke-free. As a result the State Government passed laws creating Henley Square as a permanent smoke-free area. Signs are placed at the boundary of the smoke-free area and a number of butt bins are installed to allow for the responsible disposal of cigarette butts.
Henley Square - Smoke-free Map
On the spot fines of $75 can be applied to anyone found smoking in smoke-free precincts.
Bowden Town Square
The comfort and enjoyment of Bowden Town Square has been enhanced with the area now a declared smoke-free zone. Community engagement showed overwhelming support for the proposal which was approved by the State Government.
Signs have been placed at the boundary of the smoke-free area to increase awareness, and a number of bins have been installed to allow for the responsible disposal of cigarette butts.
Bowden Town Square - Smoke-free Map
On the spot fines of $75 can be applied to anyone found smoking in smoke-free precincts.
