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Australia s plan to phase out expanded polystyrene packaging was never workable, industry groups say | Australian politics

Exclusive: the plan is more than a year behind schedule, with peak bodies saying there is ‘no viable alternative’ to the material

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EPS cladding in walls of Australian homes is a fire risk

Lightweight, cheap and energy-efficient, expanded polystyrene has been used to clad buildings for decades. But its combustibility and ability to produce toxic smoke has firefighters concerned.

New zealandUnited kingdomCity ofCrombie lockwoodJay fernandoBecher townshendNational construction codeInsurance council of australiaHousing industry associationVictorian building authorityBluescope steelAustralian institute of quantity surveyorsHousing australia future fundDeputy commissioner costa katsikisFire rescue victoriaExpanded polystyrene

The fire risk hiding in the walls of Australian homes

Lightweight, cheap and energy-efficient, expanded polystyrene has been used to clad buildings for decades. But its combustibility and ability to produce toxic smoke has firefighters concerned.

City ofUnited kingdomNew zealandJay fernandoBecher townshendCrombie lockwoodHousing australia future fundHousing industry associationNational construction codeAustralian institute of quantity surveyorsVictorian building authorityBluescope steelInsurance council of australiaDeputy commissioner costa katsikisFire rescue victoriaExpanded polystyrene

The fire risk hiding in the walls of Australian homes

Lightweight, cheap and energy-efficient, expanded polystyrene has been used to clad buildings for decades. But its combustibility and ability to produce toxic smoke has firefighters concerned.

City ofUnited kingdomNew zealandCrombie lockwoodJay fernandoBecher townshendBluescope steelVictorian building authorityHousing industry associationNational construction codeInsurance council of australiaAustralian institute of quantity surveyorsHousing australia future fundDeputy commissioner costa katsikisFire rescue victoriaExpanded polystyrene

The fire risk hiding in the walls of Australian homes

The fire risk hiding in the walls of Australian homes
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City ofUnited kingdomNew zealandCrombie lockwoodJay fernandoBecher townshendVictorian building authorityBluescope steelHousing industry associationNational construction codeInsurance council of australiaAustralian institute of quantity surveyorsHousing australia future fundDeputy commissioner costa katsikisFire rescue victoriaExpanded polystyrene

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