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Risk posed by powerlines must be considered
Next stage of infrastructure works at Auckland City Hospital underway
New water services bill for safe drinking water
World Hepatitis Day: Australia on track to eliminate hepatitis C
Ports of Auckland and ships master fined $432,400 for excessive speed
Lawyers urge Council of Attorneys-General to raise age of criminal responsibility
Bakery operators face court
EPA orders Stop Work on forestry operations in South Brooman State Forest
LS2 report: High-Luminosity LHC is ready for injection
Interim PESRAC report must be backed up by action
Southwick – Victoria’s hotel quarantine – 3rd time lucky?
Smith – Daniel Andrews’ renewables failure costing families
Hundreds of thousands of businesses face closure as ‘fiscal cliff’ looms
EPA orders Stop Work on forestry operations in Wild Cattle Creek State Forest
Contempt of court proceedings lodged against Corkman owners
Worker has fingers amputated after incident involving a machine used to make pet food
Machining Heart: New Predictor for Helping to Beat Chronic Heart Failure
Biggest ever penalty for club linked to problem gambler’s death
ASIC sues Forex Capital Trading Pty Ltd for unconscionable conduct and conflicted remuneration
High-Luminosity LHC: ready for injection
Hundreds of thousands of motorists to benefit from class action over shonky bank car loans
Medibank to pay $5 million in penalties for misrepresentations to members about benefits
Driveshaft failure leads to a hard landing
Early dialysis in critically ill does not improve outcomes
Failure leads to severe burns
Comcare must act to enforce WHS laws in immigration detention
Diabetes Smarties can now self-manage their condition with new guide
We need to talk: Communication prevents inaction by leveraging goodwill
Crozier – Labor’s hotel quarantine bungle excuses wearing thin
Funing to be towed into Port of Tauranga for repairs
Motorsport fans take full advantage of welcome back to spectators
1.35 million Australians with diabetes take a double hit from COVID-19
Bulldozer company fined $375,000 for safety breaches
Animal identification legislation changes
With plenty of space to swim and play, these bonded turtles got their happy ever after
O’Brien – Statement from Leader of Opposition, Michael O’Brien
Safeguarding machinery is a simple way to keep workers safe
Engine fan blade failure leads to enhanced inspection processes
Freedom Furniture pays penalties for allegedly misleading consumers about rights to refunds
WHO: access to HIV medicines severely impacted by COVID-19 as AIDS response stalls
Log carrier to remain in safe anchorage overnight
Queensland Government urges participation in National Redress Scheme
Labour admits it has no plan
Worker’s hand severely injured in chain at meat processing company
Log carrier aground at Port of Tauranga
Update on systems issues
Companies held to account by water regulator
AFCA receives more than 80,000 complaints in FY19/20, nearly 5,000 of which are COVID-19 related