State Cracks Down on Sale of Potentially Deadly 'Nangs'

'Nangs' banned: teenagers barred from buying potentially deadly party drug

New laws restrict nitrous oxide sales to under-18s. Understand why the government is cracking down on supply of nangs to prevent serious neurological harm.

‘Took control of my life’: Teens banned from buying popular Sydney party drug

The NSW government’s new laws will prohibit the sale of nitrous oxide to under-18s, ban large cylinders from retail outlets and limit how purchases are made. Same-day delivery and supply will be restricted, effectively preventing walk-in purchases, but still allowing orders to be made in advance for legitimate use, such as for the food industry.

State cracks down on sale of potentially deadly 'nangs'

After a 7.30 investigation exposed the increasing dangers of nitrous oxide use, NSW  has announced reforms will come into place shortly.

Why NSW Is Tightening Nangs Laws And What It Means For Young People

NSW is tightening nitrous oxide (nangs) laws with new retail limits, an under-18 sales ban, delivery restrictions and exemptions for legitimate use. Here’s what’s changing and why.