Archived News for OHS Sector Professionals - April, 2022
The Prime Minister wants the education minister to get back to work after stepping aside amid an abuse allegation.
Digital ID coming
The state and federal governments remain committed to a national digital ID system.
WA declaration questioned
Australia's Human Rights Commissioner has questioned WA’s ongoing use of state of emergency powers.
Boat abuse assessed
New research suggests illegal fishing and labour abuse on boats is more common than previously thought.
Papers plot green path
Global warming of more than 1.5℃ is now “almost inevitable”, according to the latest IPCC update.
Fracking pregnancy link probed
Researchers have found a link between living near fracking sites while pregnant and issues with infant development.
State marks first industrial manslaughter
A Gympie business operator has become the first person prosecuted and convicted under Queensland’s industrial manslaughter laws.
New goals for abuse AI
New software is being rolled out to protect professional athletes from social media abuse.
New guide for NSW implants
New guidelines have been issued for doctors performing breast implant surgery in NSW.
School traffic sweep grows
Victoria’s Department of Education is seeking to monitor traffic on students’ own devices.