Archived News for OHS Sector Professionals
The Federal Government has been accused of turning a deaf ear as thousands rallied for better treatment.
Psych tool offered online
Australia’s only validated psychosocial risk assessment tool is now available online.
Work can help health
European research suggests that a sustained workplace health promotion program can prevent health risks.
Class action looms for SAPN
A class action lawsuit has been launched for victims of the 2019 Cudlee Creek bushfire in the Adelaide Hills.
NDIA gambling link slammed
The National Disability Insurance Agency has been criticised for renting office space from gambling company Sportsbet.
School violence rises
A new survey has found around 40 per cent of Australian school principals have been subjected to violence at work.
Tech eyes to spy on fires
Australia will soon use satellites and drones to spot bushfires when they break out.
CEO leaves Porter-linked firm
The CEO of Australia's largest law firm has left after her company took on the Attorney-General as a client.
Spill fine tops $2.5 billion
The world's biggest nickel producer has paid a AU$2.5 billion fine for environmental damage.
Deliveroo rewards top riders
Meal delivery company Deliveroo has put aside over £112 million (AU$202 million) to deal with legal battles ...
First response roles reviewed
A new study has sought ways to keep emergency responders safe on roads.
Microsoft patches email hack
Authorities are responding to a cyber attack on a weakness in Microsoft’s enterprise email software.
Missing minister's work may stall
Sexual assault allegations could see signfiicant government work delayed.
PM levels questioned
Experts say Australia’s mechanism for setting air quality thresholds does not adequately protect community health.
Sex discrimination review launched
Australia’s sex discrimination commissioner Kate Jenkins says the nation needs “victim-centric” approaches to sexual assault claims.
Solar tech turned to toxins
The technology behind solar panels is being adapted to detect deadly toxins.
Study plots pill-test response
Research suggests that pill testing at festivals does not encourage people to take more drugs.
Call for centralised harassment stats
Experts say a gap in the reporting of sexual assault and harassment in the public service needs to be addressed.
Porter's media claims denied
The Attorney-General has denied a sexual assault allegation, though some aspects of his denial have been thrown into doubt.
Report reveals SA stories
The Equal Opportunity Commission has revealed the prevalence of sexual harassment South Australia's Parliament.
Victoria makes mental health pledges
Victoria has pledged to create an independent Mental Health and Wellbeing Commission.