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Progressing nation-leading reforms for our firefighters
High Court clears employer of vicarious liability in unusual workplace incident
QANTAS BOARD MUST BE SPILLED AS HIGH COURT UNANIMOUSLY DISMISSES APPEAL ON ILLEGAL SACKINGS
New laws to crack down on cosmetic cowboys
One week left to apply for TCC graduate program
Heritage Lanes among engineering excellence award winners
Tasmanian excellence in training celebrated
Police responding to serious traffic crash at Willowbank
Empowering small business through workplace wellbeing
Call for comment on a new type of genetically modified corn
Falling power tester costs lift company $240,000
Monash Uni’s Apple Harvesting Robot among engineering excellence award winners
WorkSafe investigates fatal ladder fall at construction site  
WorkSafe hits road for Health and Safety Month
Hazardous Chemical Information System Update
Leading the way in health and safety for Tasmania’s fire-fighters
Asbestos registers at the workplace – new guide now published
Preventable injury puts seasonal worker safety in focus
Recycled Roads Driving Sustainable Future
Conversations and small changes drive safer farms
North Island Mussels fined $150K for hand crushing 2 September
Albanese Labor Government to criminalise industrial manslaughter
New WHS regulations to better manage risks of psychological harm
Engineered stone regulations kick in
Promoting Fair Jobs For Vital Community Sector Workers
Right to disconnect should be in IR reform: Greens
ASQA Update 31 August
Google adds health tips to extreme heat warnings based on latest research
Thiess secures A$240 million nickel contract in Central Halmahera, Indonesia
AVA receives funding to help improve the mental health and wellbeing of Australian vets
Childcare operator jailed after exposing his own $430,000 fraud   
End of cruise COVID protocols
FIRST-EVER PROSECUTION CONCLUDES THIS WEEK OVER QANTAS’ TARGETING OF HEALTH AND SAFETY REP THEO SEREMETIDIS
Business registrations keep Baw Baw safe
More rockfall from Cathedral Cove’s famous arch
University of Southern Queensland launches attack on staff conditions
Health and Safety News Round-up
Hospital charged after aged care resident chair failure
NSW sails towards normality with the lifting of COVID cruise ship protocols
Transport company charged after fatal fall from truck
Saturday blitz puts spotlight on trenching risks
$320,000 fine after worker run over by B-double
Action still required to eliminate the harm caused by engineered stone
Council calling on recent graduates to join our team
Unlicensed electrical apprentice fined $45,000 for illegal, dangerous work
Fatal Ruapehu bus crash was avoidable
Call for comment on proposed changes to residue limits for agricultural and veterinary chemicals
26 storey pipe fall lands company $200,000 safety spend