The material came from a recycling plant,and investigators are now wading through 10 years worth of records to find out how it ended up at two ACT schools.
The owner of Mr Fluffy founder Dirk Jansen's former home refuses to have an asbestos management plan. This is why.
WorkSafe ACT won't say where the 21 non-compliant homes are,with the regulator to consider taking action on a case-by-case basis.
Farmers recall sand in the petrol tank,snakes in the water.
However the shops will likely still have to be demolished within five years.
It comes after a study found a clear link between Mr Fluffy to the deadly cancer for the first time last year.
The medium-term plan could stave off the expected demolition of contaminated buildings for a number of years,Work Safety Commissioner Greg Jones says.
Hawker Street in Torrens had the most Mr Fluffy blocks of any street in Canberra - nine. And the cleared blocks are selling for a premium.