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Rot and toxic mould: Leaky homes could be Victoria’s next building crisis
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Railison aussie.zone Railison@aussie.zone
Joined: 2023-06-24
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Link: https://www.theage.com.au/national/victoria/rot-and-toxic-mould-leaky-homes-could-be-victoria-s-next-building-crisis-20230707-p5dmm1.html

Not the usual sort of post here, but this one is something I’m familiar with after having bathrooms re-tiled and balconies band-aided (due to be done properly at some stage when I get around to it).
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