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A worker has died following an incident at Wellington’s CentrePort — the first fatal workplace incident at a major New Zealand commercial port since 2022 — with Maritime NZ launching a full
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Five people have been hospitalised — one with life-threatening burns — after a forklift caught fire at a commercial site in Brisbane’s eastern suburbs on Friday morning. The forklift ignited at a
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The NSCA Foundation has announced the finalists for the 33rd Annual National Safety Awards of Excellence, with some of Australia’s most recognised organisations among those vying for honours at the Gala Dinner
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WorkSafe Western Australia has launched prosecution proceedings against six companies in relation to four separate workplace incidents — all of which proved fatal — that occurred in WA in July and August
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A plumbing company and a hire equipment provider have been convicted and fined a combined $630,000 after a 25-year-old worker was crushed against an overhead steel frame while operating a boom lift
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The NSCA Foundation has unveiled SafetyHub — a centralised, members-only resource centre bringing together 190+ WHS templates, checklists, legal support and 100+ on-demand webinars in a single login.
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A Sydney container services company has been convicted and fined $800,000 in the District Court of New South Wales following a fatal workplace incident involving a reversing reach stacker — one of
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Victoria’s solar installation sector is under intensified regulatory scrutiny, with WorkSafe Victoria and Solar Victoria combining forces to target businesses that expose workers to deadly falls from height. So far in 2026,
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Two transport companies and their sole director have been convicted and fined a combined $420,000 after a worker sustained serious injuries when struck by an industrial gate that overran its vertical supports
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Nine workers were killed by toxic gas at a Bangladesh ship-breaking yard that held Hong Kong Convention certification — raising urgent questions about the gap between documented compliance and real-world safety.
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