South Coast woman forced to abandon home contaminated by meth

Desiree Savage
February 7 2019 - 7:00am
Veronica Rawlinson wants other tenants to know they can get their home tested if it's suspected a previous occupier used the drug ice. Picture: Madeline Crittendon
Veronica Rawlinson wants other tenants to know they can get their home tested if it's suspected a previous occupier used the drug ice. Picture: Madeline Crittendon

A tenant on the NSW South Coast claims she was forced to abandon her possessions after residue of the drug ice was detected in her home, and wants testing mandatory for landlords.

Desiree Savage

Desiree Savage

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