"I think there is a case for switching alarms and I'll be recommending the use of photoelectric smoke alarms from now on."
Charlie Pike, First Officer, Glasshouse Mountains Rural Fire Brigade. 04 March, 2009
Where there's smoke . . . there should be a smoke alarm sounding a warning
Glasshouse Country News
14 July, 2005
09 February, 2009
11 March, 2009
ABC Sunshine Coast Radio Interviews
16 April, 2011
Transcripts from all ABC Radio Interviews between Sunshine Coast ABC Radio (John Stokes), the World Fire Safety Foundation (Adrian Butler)
and David Isaac (Standards Australia, Committee FP2) will be made available on this page in the near future.
07 August, 2010
Stop the Children Burning
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Broadcast: 12 May, 2006
Journalist: John Stokes
David Isaac, Standards Australia FP002 Committee member, and Adrian Butler, Chairman of the World Fire Safety Foundation, discuss the problem with ionization
smoke alarms, the type found in almost every Australian home.
Note: This is one of four ABC Sunshine Coast radio interviews.
ABC Sunshine Coast Interviews
The World Fire Safety Foundation’s Chairman &
Standard Australia Committee Member, & ‘Smoke Alarm Forum’ Chairman, Mr David Isaac
12 May, 2006
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