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“There is no ice epidemic, that is absolutely clear”, claims expert. We Beg To Differ.

Domnick Hetmanska 21/02/2017

Dr Nicole Lee of Curtin University’s National Drug Research Institute and director of 360Edge, told ABC Adelaide’s Morning program, “One of the problems in the reporting [on ice] at the moment is it is really focused on the really negative outcomes. “Twenty-five per cent of people who use methamphetamine fairly regularly will experience some type […]

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Public Housing Flats Polluted By Ice Costing Victorian Government Thousands

Domnick Hetmanska 03/01/2017

According to this news story, published yesterday, the Victoria State Government have forked out over $400,000 of tax-payers money over the past three years on testing and cleaning public housing properties contaminated by methamphetamine use. However, this sum was spent on only 6 properties meaning an average of over $65,000 per property. If the Housing […]

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The Potential Cost Of Meth Labs That Landlords and Property Managers Should Be Aware Of

Domnick Hetmanska 19/10/2016

Landlords are being hit with huge clean up bills when tenants use their properties as meth labs. A simple clean-up, including pre-clean and post-clean lab tests will set you back between $3,000 and $5,000 if the property has been contaminated by ice users. That is, your tenants have been smoking the drug in various areas […]