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WorkSafe Commences Multiple Prosecutions
Expeditioners to be withdrawn from Macquarie Island research station
Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water to remove Australian Antarctic Program expeditioners from sub-Antarctic island as H5 bird flu…
Food manufacturing visits finding safety gaps in machinery and hazardous substances
National survey reveals widespread sexism and misogyny in Australian schools
Work Health and Safety Excellence Awards 2026 finalists announced
QANTAS UNVEILS MAMMOTH PROFITS AS WORKERS PREPARE TO TAKE INDUSTRIAL ACTION OVER CONTINUED JOYCE-ERA TACTICS
Council calls for Campbellfield data centre proposal to be rejected
Free TAFE targets in WA smashed by close to 400 per cent
Joint statement – Free TAFE targets in WA smashed by close to 400 per cent
Unguarded Farm Machinery Can Change Lives In Seconds
Robot ‘parent’ Trains Teachers To Handle Difficult Conversations
AI Robot Trains Teachers To Handle Heated Issues
Human rights situation in Myanmar plummets to new low amid unrelenting violations and unregulated exploitation of natural resources – UN report
Minns Labor Government continues its commitment to supporting businesses across regional NSW with a business forum in Cessnock
ACA welcomes consultation on construction industry charter and standards
ACA Welcomes Progress On Victorian Royal Commission
Cement company fined $135,000 following crane incident at a construction site
Toxic timber chemical legacy shows why health and safety rights are human rights
New template to simplify prequalification process
New national eLearning puts bushfires safety in the hands of Australian workers
Changes to citizen’s arrest law do not change employment rights
Building and maintenance company fined $390,000 after worker falls from 2.8 metre height
More Nurses, Midwives And Doctors, Less Locums
Sod Turned To Deliver New Gracemere High School
Australia Sets Historic Pay Floor For Delivery Drivers
Farm owner fined $21,000 after auger found in use without proper safety mechanisms
Update On City Health Building At 1 Moore Street
Mine operator fined $200,000 over worker exposure to entanglement risk
New Regional Roles To Expand Engagement At NSW Farmers
Minns Labor Government continues to create saferworkplaces with 27 new inspectors joining SafeWork NSW
Minns Labor Government continues to create safer workplaces with 27 new inspectors joining SafeWork NSW
Young Kiwis turn weather tragedies into triumph
SafeWork NSW offering online resources to strengthen understanding of due diligence
Australian Human Rights Commission supports employers to address racism in workplaces with new national campaign
Cancer Council Warns Tradies Of Hidden Cancer Risks On Job
Labor Is Making Workplaces Safer For All Victorians
Tackling psychosocial hazards to improve workplace health and safety for Victoria Police 
Construction firm and director fined a combined $205,000 after worker falls from height
New data reveals WHS risks facing Australia’s sales and service workforce
Union gives evidence at parliamentary inquiry into Redeemer Baptist school
Minns Labor Government boosts NSW Industrial Relations Commission appointing Tony Howell as Deputy President
A secret waiver but no punishment: the AFL’s concussion conundrum just got murkier
Council’s Annual Supplier Forum Is Back
QANTAS GROUND WORKERS SET TO VOTE ON INDUSTRIAL ACTION AS JOYCE-ERA TACTICS CONTINUE AT QANTAS
Taking Action To Reduce Workers’ Compensation Stigma
NAPLAN Participation Peaks With Highest Rate Since 2019
New code to prevent road and traffic incidents at WA mine sites