The ACT and parts of New South Wales are dealing with the potentially deadly legacy of loose-fill asbestos insulation in the 1960s and 70s used by an operator that became known as Mr Fluffy. The ...
The influx of Mr Fluffy homeowners looking for a property in Canberra to replace their asbestos tainted houses has begun, according to real estate agents. A sudden increase in home buyers as the ACT ...
The ACT Government reserves the right to use compulsory acquisition as a means to move uncooperative homeowners out of contaminated properties, the head of the Mr Fluffy Asbestos Response Taskforce ...
Add articles to your saved list and come back to them anytime. Mr Fluffy home owners have hit the market in droves following the ACT government's decision to go ahead with a buy-back and demolition ...
David Laughlan was Dirk Jansen’s first employee when the man now known as “Mr Fluffy” had the idea of spraying asbestos into people’s roof spaces as insulation. Mr Laughlan spoke to The Canberra Times ...
You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. The ACT government hopes to demolish all Mr Fluffy homes by 2020. The government does not know how ...
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