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A recent surge in workplace fatalities across New South Wales has prompted urgent calls for renewed vigilance and compliance with safety protocols. In just four days, five people lost their lives in
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Entries Now Open for the 32nd Annual National Safety Awards of Excellence The NSCA Foundation is proud to announce that entries are now open for the 32nd Annual National Safety Awards of
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As the 2025 federal election campaign enters its final week, the race between Labor and the Coalition is not just about who will govern-it’s about the future of workplace health and safety
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April 28 marks the 2025 World Day for Safety and Health at Work, a global campaign led by the International Labour Organization (ILO) to promote safe, healthy, and decent work environments. This
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A sweeping construction safety blitz across the Central Coast and Hunter regions has put site safety under the microscope, with SafeWork NSW inspectors cracking down on dangerous practices and issuing dozens of
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Australia has made global headlines by enacting a world-first law that forces its largest employers to set and achieve gender equality targets—putting real accountability behind closing the gender gap. Under the new
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World Day for Safety and Health at Work Australia marks World Day for Safety and Health at Work on April 28, spotlighting the ongoing need to protect workers and remember those lost
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WHS Laws Apply at Home Australian public servants working from home are covered by the same work health and safety (WHS) laws as those in traditional offices. Employers retain a primary duty
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Despite decades of safety progress, preventable workplace incidents involving vehicles and machinery continue to claim lives in Australia. The National Timber and Hardware Association (NTHA) has issued an urgent call for all
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Australia’s infrastructure boom has put thousands of workers underground, but with it comes a renewed focus on the dangers of dust exposure—particularly silica dust—in tunnelling projects. In April 2025, the NSW government
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