Archived News for OHS Sector Professionals - January, 2021
The Tasmanian Government’s compensation bill for youth detention workers has been revealed.
Heat warning for WA workers
With more hot weather on the way, WA authorities have issued a warning to guard against heat stress at work.
Ranger closure prompts rehab call
The rehab plan for an old NT uranium mine has been deemed “woefully inadequate”.
WA to review BHP licences
BHP's environmental licences in the Pilbara town of Newman will be tested by the state government.
Tasmania takes up radio change
The Tasmanian Government has announced a radio network overhaul worth $567 million.
Funds back new jabs
The Federal Government has funded trials for new COVID-19 vaccines that could have a number of benefits over current treatments.
Cross-state licence plan released
Consultation is open on a new scheme designed to help licences apply across state lines.
EPA eyes Pirie lead limits
Nyrstar’s Port Pirie smelter is cutting its lead emissions, but is still likely to breach limits set in its new licence.
Fine over farm death
Two companies and a director have been penalised after a contractor died at an almond processing site in 2018.