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Leadership

National Safety Conference to address key WHS trends

The NSCA Foundation will bring together Australia’s leading workplace health and safety professionals at the National Safety Conference 2026, to be held at the Sofitel Wentworth Sydney from 17-19 March. Now in

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Transport

Racing company blamed for crash fatalities

Prosecutors have blamed a Tasmanian harness racing company’s failure to ensure adequate rest breaks for a crash that seriously injured workers and killed four horses. Ben Yole Racing Pty Ltd is facing

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Leadership

More women on boards linked to safer workplaces

Companies with greater female representation on their boards of directors tend to have better workplace safety records, according to research from the University of Notre Dame. The study, published in the Journal

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Construction

HSRs advised on asbestos PIN powers

Safe Work Australia has released new guidance to help health and safety representatives exercise their powers when dealing with asbestos hazards in the workplace. The seven-page guide outlines how HSRs can use

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Events

Brisbane Safety Forum returns this February

The NSCA Foundation will host its first in-person event of 2026, bringing together workplace health and safety leaders to explore how safety responsibilities extend beyond contracts and into organisational culture. The Brisbane

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Construction

SafeWork NSW targets construction hazards

SafeWork NSW has issued a warning to construction sites following recent inspections that revealed ongoing safety concerns across the industry. Inspectors have intensified their focus on silica safety at construction sites, with

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Mining

Mining death prompts WorkSafe investigation

WorkSafe Tasmania is investigating the death of a worker at a mine in Tasmania’s northwest. Police were called to the Que River mine site near Waratah at around 1pm on Monday following

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Technology

Research urges AI safeguards for worker welfare

New research from Flinders University highlights the need for artificial intelligence systems to complement rather than impede worker safety and welfare in Australian workplaces. While Australia has taken commendable first steps towards

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QLD

Queensland Enacts Heavy Vehicle and Construction Safety Laws

Parliament passes national heavy vehicle safety reforms while vowing to restructure resources safety regulator Queensland has enacted two significant workplace safety bills, including legislation establishing a safety management system framework for Australia’s

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Occupational Health

Australia’s Return to Work Rates Decline Significantly

New national survey reveals drop in successful workplace reintegration following injury Safe Work Australia has published findings from its 2025 National Return to Work Survey, showing the national return to work rate

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