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A recent study has confirmed the effectiveness of two innovative leading indicators—trust and proactiveness—in enhancing workplace safety culture and performance. These indicators can help organisations “diagnose and improve prevention culture in workplaces,”
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NSW is implementing stricter workplace health and safety (WHS) measures for tunnelling projects to combat silicosis and other dust-related diseases. The state government has established an expert taskforce to oversee four key
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The Minns Labor Government is set to introduce a bill in NSW Parliament to establish SafeWork NSW as an independent regulator, marking a significant step towards enhancing workplace safety across the state. This move underscores
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In a landmark move for workplace health and safety, the Victorian Government has announced new psychological health regulations set to take effect from 1 December 2025. These regulations, which have been four
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As Australia prepares for its upcoming federal election, due to be held by May 17, 2025, workplace health and safety (WHS) remains a crucial issue for voters and policymakers alike. While the exact date
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A recent Fair Work Commission (FWC) decision has highlighted the importance of workplace health and safety protocols and proper handling of employee resignations in Australia’s construction industry. Deputy President Abbey Beaumont of the FWC
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By Natalee Johnston With 24 years of military experience as a helicopter instructor and safety leader, Natalee Johnston brings unique perspective as the first female Naval helicopter pilot in the Royal Australian
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Grace Molloy is the co-founder and CEO of Menopause Friendly Australia. A Registered Nurse (Master of Nursing) and former finance professional at KPMG, Grace has two decades of executive experience in governance,
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By Dorit Ozchakir The shift towards hybrid work and increased screen dependence highlights the growing prevalence of sedentary lifestyles. This trend, accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic, has created unique health challenges, including
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Dr Tessa Bailey, Chief Executive Officer and Principal Psychologist, The OPUS Centre for Psychosocial Ris (She/Her) Dr Tessa Bailey, a distinguished professional from the Opus Centre for Psychosocial Risk, brings a wealth
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