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FARE welcomes measures announced in Alice Springs
More than 120 employers fined for safety breaches in 2022
NEW GUIDELINES FOR WORKING SAFELY WITH COLLABORATIVE ROBOTS
COMPANY FOUND GUILTY OF SAFETY FAILURES
Compensation fraud ordered to pay more than $50,000
New Local Law with local voice
COMPANY FINED AFTER WORKER KILLED BY PRESSURISED PIPE
$514,300 fines and reparation after grossly overloaded fishing vessel sinks
LOGISTICS COMPANY FINED $450,000 FOLLOWING WORKER DEATH
WorkSafe Awards finalists shine light on safety gains
SEA Electric Partners with MEVCO to Electrify 8,500 Hilux and Landcruiser Models for Mining Industry
Comcare’s instructor-led virtual training program for 2023 is available to enrol now
We want your thoughts on open air burning
Workers encouraged to take part in landmark safety survey
ROCK SOLID SAFETY URGED FOR CONCRETE POURS
Fatal helicopter incident on Gold Coast
More than 150 limbs or digits lost in workplace incidents
Industrial accident, fatal crash in , QLD
Health service charged after patient death
Construction worker crushed to death in Truganina
University members recognised in New Year Honours
Have cracking New Year’s without illegal fireworks
Tusmore Wading Pool Reopens
Look out for traffic controllers these holidays
Regulations on psychosocial hazards now in place
VBA Mail 23 December
Camden War Memorial Pool to re-open
Around $6m for Group Training Organisation Pre-Apprenticeship Program
Farm worker dies in quad bike incident
There is no tolerance for illegal dumping
Common Law Claims Management Panel tender now open
Worker dies in telehandler incident
Jingle bells, jingle bells…watch out for buckyballs this Christmas
Consumers Urged to Keep Buying Veg, Salad Products
AUSVEG: Follow Recall Advice, Confident in Veg on Shelves
New regulations for demolition licence holders
Farm visitors urged to keep safe this holiday period
Hay exporter charged after workplace death
$130,000 fine after nail penetrates teen’s skull
NZ Mining Board of Examiners members appointed
Death reminder to keep eye on field staff
$325,000 fine after worker crushed by stone slabs
Stone importer fined $475,000 after worker’s death
ETU National survey reveals disgraceful standards and access to amenities for blue-collar workers
$4 million to strengthen Narromine region
Saudi Arabia Tracks Influenza Cases in Nationwide Survey
Sea cave ordeal brings lessons for schools
Transport company and schedulers fined $210,000 in NSW Supreme Court