Archived News for OHS Sector Professionals
Federal Government plans to boost NDIS funding with education money may not be possible.
Psych tests for SA workers
All South Australian Government residential care workers will soon undergo psychological testing.
Station safety called to court
Victoria’s Metro Trains has been charged by the state’s transport safety authority for breaching safety obligations.
Charges laid for nickel spill
The owners of WA’s Ravensthorpe nickel mine have been fined for a high-risk accident two years ago.
Gas warning on growing ozone
NSW Health has warned about respiratory conditions amid toxic gas in Sydney.
Official review to cover colleges
An upcoming audit will examine the $1.84 million grant to a training college run by former Family First Senator Bob Day.
Powerful storms bring Port worry
Experts have warned of looming health risks from the decommissioned Port Augusta power station.
AusPost safety steps slammed
Residents of one Victorian town have told Australia Post what they think of safety regulations.
Charges laid after Victorian slip
WorkSafe Victoria is laying charges against three businesses over their response to a landslip that left a giant hole in Mt Waverly.
Police cop poor dug report
Victoria’s anti-corruption commission says drug use is a “widespread and serious problem”.
Work safety at whim of climate
Public health officials say that as the length and severity of hot weather increases, work practices must change.
Advocates want waste talk to continue
Businesses, academics and experts want nuclear waste dump talks to stay active.
Medical stress measured
An international study says depression affects nearly a third of all med students.
Disability fixes funded
Workplaces will be encouraged to employ people with disabilities, fund leadership and create ...
Label standards lifting
Safe Work Australia has outlined new standards for the labelling of hazardous chemicals.
Nanotech set to tackle WA dust
Nanotechnology could be the solution to dust problems in industrial areas.
ABCC protection questioned
The CFMEU has started poking holes in plans for a renewed Australian Building and Construction Commission (ABCC).