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 ...

Canberra residents affected by the Mr Fluffy asbestos crisis have welcomed a Federal Government deal to resolve the situation. The ACT Government has agreed to accept a concessional loan of $1 billion ...

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 ...

ACT Chief Minister Katy Gallagher has shed tears in the Legislative Assembly while delivering an update on the $1 billion Mr Fluffy buyback and demolition scheme. This week the ACT Government agreed ...

ACT Work Safety said uncovering six bags worth of loose-fill asbestos in the first Mr Fluffy home demolition justified the expense of the ACT Government's buyback prorgam.

A national building insurance company has called for the ACT government to provide access to the list of Mr Fluffy homes so its workers are not exposed to deadly asbestos in the territory. A.J. Grant ...

Mr Fluffy asbestos has extended its reach into the most prestigious of Canberra's streets, with five Mr Fluffy homes to be demolished in Mugga Way, and will leave parts of the city scarred. Bulldozers ...