Tougher Queensland smoke alarm laws to come into play

By Louise Starkey
Updated December 29 2016 - 3:21pm, first published 3:00pm
CALL ANSWERED: Logan House Fire Support Network founder Louie Naumovski spent three years campaigning for tougher smoke alarm legislation. Photo: Supplied
CALL ANSWERED: Logan House Fire Support Network founder Louie Naumovski spent three years campaigning for tougher smoke alarm legislation. Photo: Supplied

Louie Naumovski’s plea to have the installation of photoelectric smoke alarms a mandatory legislative requirement in homes across Queensland has finally been answered.

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