PHOTO: Place Estate Agents director of property management Cathie Crampton believed the production and consumption of ice within rental properties was an increasing issue. Source: Supplied
More than half of all Queensland homes tested for methamphetamine residue have come back with positive results, and some of the suburbs are where you would least expect it.
From Chapel Hill and Chermside, to Woolloongabba, East Brisbane, Maroochydore and Upper Mount Gravatt, houses in these suburbs, and many more, tested positive to a presence of residue of methamphetamine when tested by Meth Screen between January 1 2018 and March 31 2019.
Meth Screen tested 179 Queensland homes last year, with 97 of those returning a positive result for methamphetamine residue.
Of the 56 properties tested by Meth Screen in the first quarter of 2019, 28 came back positive, and 27 were above the acceptable level of 0.5ug (micrograms per 10sq cm).
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