Archived News for OHS Sector Professionals - June, 2022
New watchdog outlined
The Albanese government says its national corruption watchdog will be able to look into recent corrupt conduct.
NSW smoothes plant process
The NSW Government says it has simplified the process for registering industrial plant items.
Rope guide updated
Safe Work Australia has published new guidance on the risks of industrial rope access systems.
Shorten eyes NDIS scams
The federal government wants to crack down on fraud and other criminal activity in the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).
Police deny camera call
Victoria Police has rejected a call for closer scrutiny of body-worn camera footage.
Agriculture covered in new tool
Safe Work Australia has developed an online tool to assist those working in the agriculture industry.
Safety orders for lithium site
Workplace safety authorities have issued improvement orders to a WA lithium facility.
Stress study finds sporting chance
A sports science study finds mindfulness can improve athletes’ safety.
AFP seeks ethical images
The AFP is looking for a way to ethically source images after the Clearview AI controversy.
Firm fined for ignoring devices
EnergyAustralia has received the largest ever penalty imposed under Australia's national energy retail law.
Concern over compo changes
Unions have slammed “astounding” changes to the ReturntoWorkSA injury insurance scheme.