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CEPU and official penalised $72,000 for acting in an improper manner at Sunshine Coast construction site
High Court mental injury ruling reaffirms employer duty of care
GRDC supported course backs rural businesswomen in agriculture
WorkSafe Commissioner launches inquiry into agriculture
Saving lives through mandatory button battery safety standards
Sydney Metro safety concerns after escalator collapse and worker injured in separate incidents
WorkSafe investigates death of hotel guest
Major boost for workplace mental health and mines safety
Union backs new laws that protect Victorian timber workers from workplace invasions
Dairy company fined $50,000 after amputations
Neighbourhooding pilot in DSS
Working at heights: New industrial rope access systems guide 21 June
Updated Allied Health fees – effective 1 July 2022
Stopping sexual harassment at work
Death sparks diving tank warning
Record high penalties awarded against CFMMEU and its representatives in Queensland after coercive conduct
Union shuts down major transmission line project to protect workers
Death of detainee at Yongah Hill Immigration Detention Centre
Entries now open for 2022 WorkSafe Awards
Company fined over crystalline silica exposure risk
Nominations closing for Safe Work and Return to Work Awards
Two new commissioners appointed to WAIRC
High Risk Work Licence – Earthmoving machinery used as crane
CTU welcomes Government response to Public Sector Pay Deal proposal
Health and safety recognised as fundamental right at work by International Labour Organisation
Important step for community safety as Ann Marie Smith care providers charged
NSW Government must act swiftly on silica recommendations
Roofing company fined after worker’s fall
Further arrests in Annie Smith case, South Australia
Working at heights: New industrial rope access systems guide
Supporting wellbeing and mental health of our police officers
Company fined $490,000 after milk tanker tragedy
QLD CFMMEU official Andrew Blakeley has entry permit suspended for three months
Resourceful Mind program reaches important milestone
$2 million to help WA small businesses secure State Government contracts
We want your thoughts on our draft local laws
Queensland Rail takes stand against domestic and family violence
House moving company and director fined over workplace roof fall
Nursery fined $52,500 after worker entangled in machine
Family Friendly Festival To Liven Up Northcote’s High Street
Cutting red tape to make life easier for Tasmanian business
Macquarie Asset Management appoints Chief Sustainability Officer
ACN joins international call to address health system collapse in Ethiopia
Amendments to model WHS laws
New WHS laws come into effect in Western Australia
Philips Electronics Australia Ltd fined $133,200 for alleged breaches of therapeutic goods legislation
Cats fee-line fine at home
High-pressure water blasting should not be used to clean roofing and cladding containing asbestos