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British Safety Council launches Hidden Hazards — a national campaign to confront the killers you can’t see

The British Safety Council has launched Hidden Hazards, a UK-wide campaign targeting invisible workplace risks — silica dust, asbestos, stress, noise and poor air quality — that kill tens of thousands of

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New era for chemical safety: Safe Work Australia releases three guides ahead of December exposure limit overhaul

Safe Work Australia has released three new guides to help employers prepare for the 1 December 2026 transition to new Workplace Exposure Limits for airborne contaminants, including diesel particulate matter.

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Nearly $1 million in penalties as court reminds PCBUs: your safety duty follows the contractor through the gate

A SafeWork NSW prosecution resulting in nearly $1 million in combined penalties is being used to remind PCBUs that the duty to consult, cooperate and coordinate with contractors is a substantive legal

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Worker killed in explosion at West Melbourne boat yard

A 39-year-old worker has died after an explosion at a West Melbourne boat yard. WorkSafe Victoria is investigating the incident.

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South Australia’s first industrial manslaughter charges: company and directors face 20 years jail after worker killed by flying machine part

SafeWork SA has charged Nylastex Tooling and two directors under SA's industrial manslaughter laws after a 28-year-old worker was killed by a metal object ejected from a milling machine with a disabled

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Melbourne Safety Forum

The NSCA Foundation’s Melbourne Safety Forum 2026 brings together regulators, legal experts and industry leaders for a full day on building stronger, safer workplace cultures. Event Details Date Wednesday, 12 August 2026

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Driver-assistance tech distraction now the top road safety risk for work drivers, study finds

New global research has found that confusion and overreliance on advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) — not mechanical failure — is now the leading cause of road safety incidents, with direct implications for

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Europe’s employers scramble to keep workers safe as heatwaves become the norm

European businesses are rethinking workplace safety as extreme heat shifts from an occasional summer event to a near-permanent operational risk, according to new reporting from Fortune. The European continent is now warming

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427 lives lost since 2019: farm safety toll demands year-round focus

New industry figures show 53 farm deaths in 2025 and 182 serious injuries, bringing the cumulative toll to 427 lives lost across Australian agriculture since 2019. The figures came into sharp focus

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WorkSafe Victoria warns of electric shock risk from damaged hospital equipment leads

WorkSafe Victoria issued a safety alert on Thursday 23 July reminding healthcare employers of their obligations to control the risks associated with electrically powered mobile equipment — including beds, hoists, patient lifters

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