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WA played a big part in turning Australia into an asbestos nation. Will we ever be free of the deadly dust?

Sydney Morning Herald - National ·
WA played a big part in turning Australia into an asbestos nation. Will we ever be free of the deadly dust?

A new book charts Australia’s love of the hazardous building material, and whether we will ever be free of it from our homes – or our landscape.

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