The outgoing head of Australia’s offshore oil and gas regulator has been accused of being “too close” to industry.

Scientists want gas stoves in homes to be discouraged.

Federal authorities are warning of fire risks in solar energy storage batteries.

Firefighters, police and government officials are being sent to help St John WA.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has held an emergency meeting on recent monkeypox outbreaks.

John Holland has agreed to make $1.2 million worth of safety improvements after the death of a worker ...

New safety laws have been proposed for quad bikes and side-by-sides in Queensland.

Researchers have come up with a better way to remove mercury from the environment.

The EU is imposing tougher cyber security rules for energy facilities and other key sectors.

New stats suggest one in 150 Australians have retinal scars caused by the Toxoplasma parasite.

German research suggests the seasonal flu might be a direct descendant of the 1918 ‘Spanish flu’.

High-tech tractors have been linked to powerline damage in South Australia.

New tsunami sensors could warn of looming threats before seismic waves even arrive.

Wollongong is set to have Australia’s first hospital for women with trauma caused by domestic and sexual violence.

The federal government is funding mobile phone black spot removal in parts of regional SA, but the remote north will miss out.

A world-first report outlines the significant injury risk faced by law enforcement recruits in training.

A $3.2 million lawsuit has been launched against a cement company over injuries from an exploding battery.

Qantas’ outsourcing of baggage handlers has been ruled “unlawful”, but workers are not likely to get their jobs back.

Experts say night shifts are linked to worse health in women as they age.

Safe Work Australia is looking for views to inform a new crane licensing scheme.

Port Pirie's lead smelter seems likely to have its licence renewed despite contamination around the site.

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