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Construction safety blitz on both sides of border
Educational resource company fined after forklift incident
Elm tree replacement in Warragul in interest of community safety
COVID outbreak response plans
Company fined after debris from crane fell on worker
Council maintains White Ribbon Workplace Accreditation
Smoke-free pilot to give women’s prison fresh start
‘Delivering 2021 Census’ report tells stories of innovation: Australia
National Biosecurity Strategy positive step in protecting Australia’s agriculture industry from pests and disease
Success for Aboriginal trainees at Australian Potash’s Laverton Training Centre
Work safety inspector intimidated over asbestos complaint
Defence charged over death of RAAF member
Beloved Chapel Street Festival To Return
Warning not to use high pressure cleaners on asbestos roofs
Labor playing politics with harvesters’ lives
Councillor Di Bell resignation
New additions to Disability Services Commission Board
Transport business fined for truck driver injury
Emerging from cloak of COVID, and view has never been brighter
Qld mining sector welcomes new safety inquiry
Parliamentary Inquiry to examine safety culture in coal mining industry
Medical fees update – effective 1 August 2022
Asbestos management compliance campaign
Work health and safety consultation, cooperation and coordination Code of Practice 2021 changes
Child’s death prompts tow gear warning to businesses
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Investment in Canberra’s arts and cultural sector
Boost for small business with $15,000 grants on offer
$3m for dust lung disease research
Plumbing court case taps into risks of unlicensed work – Stewart Newby
Liquidation no escape from health and safety accountability
Major changes to Building Code
End of era for Eagleby Aquatic Centre
Boat builder fined $140,000 over workplace injuries
Worker deaths prompt truck safety reminder
Scaffolding company pleads guilty
Gutting of Building Code backwards step for safety and fight against bullying & intimidation
Cargo services company fined $110,000 over serious injury to worker
Companies charged following worker’s death
International consultation on medical device cybersecurity
Qld’s largest mining health and safety conference opens virtual border
ABSF highlights importance of workplace safety to sustainability this Farm Safety Week
ACTU Executive calls on employers to do more as Covid cases surpass peak
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Farm Safety Week: Timely Reminder For Victorian Farmers
Covid update from Chief Medical Officer, Professor Paul Kelly
Westpac and NAB fail ‘working from home’ test
Forest industries reaffirm workplace safety as top priority