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Named: Best and worst places in Qld for rental smoke alarm compliance
From January 1, residential rental properties will be required to have interconnected, photoelectric smoke alarms installed in every bedroom, in hallways and on every level.The changes came after a scathing coronial inquest into Australia’s deadliest house hire – a 2011 inferno at Logan…
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