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A Healthy Workforce Makes for Healthy Business

A Healthy Workforce Makes for Healthy Business Workplace injuries, illnesses, stress and burnout are affecting thousands of Australians – even in seemingly low-risk environments – with an estimated annual cost to our

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NSW

SafeConnect Newcastle

Start Date Wednesday, 11th June End Date Wednesday, 11th June Location Newcastle, NSW (Venue TBC) Register Now Elevate Workplace Safety. Expand Your Expertise. Connect with Industry Leaders. Join the NSCA Foundation for

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Voices In Safety

Understanding Silica Isn’t Enough Without Action

By Kate Cole OAM Kate Cole OAM is a certified occupational hygienist dedicated to preventing work-related disease. With expertise in silicosis prevention, her work is shaped by a Winston Churchill Fellowship and

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Occupational Health

Communication Key to Supporting Injured Workers’ Recovery

Maintaining open and compassionate communication with injured workers is emerging as a critical factor in successful workplace injury recovery and return-to-work outcomes across Australia in 2025. Experts emphasise that early and regular

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Psychosocial Health

Employers Must Tackle Psychosocial Hazards Now

Australian workplaces face a growing imperative to manage psychosocial hazards-non-physical risks like stress, bullying, and harassment-that threaten employee mental health and wellbeing. Under updated Work Health and Safety (WHS) laws, employers must

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Compliance

Major WHS Regulatory Changes Coming in 2025

Australia’s workplace health and safety (WHS) landscape is set for significant regulatory change in 2025, with major updates in both New South Wales and Queensland that will impact employers of all sizes.

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Compliance

Banning engineered stone: implications for employers

Australia’s world-leading ban on engineered stone introduces additional WHS and legal ramifications for employers in the building and construction industry, writes GLENN JOHNSON. On 13 December 2023, ministers responsible for work health

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Construction

Championing mental health in construction

Chris Lockwood is the former National CEO of the MATES organisation, a suicide-prevention charity incorporating MATES in Construction and equivalent efforts in mining and energy, and more recently, manufacturing. MATES in Construction

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Politics

Labor’s Landslide: What It Means for WHS

Australia’s 2025 federal election has delivered a decisive second term for the Albanese Labor government, with a landslide victory that expanded its parliamentary majority and swept away key Coalition figures, including Opposition

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Emergency Services

Hospital Staff Face Surge in Workplace Violence

Victorian healthcare workers are facing an alarming rise in workplace violence and aggression, with recent reports revealing an 80% increase in incidents at some regional hospitals. Staff have described the situation as

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