An audit suggests health regulations should be overhauled to better cover Legionnaires’ risk.

BHP has identified a worker killed at its Olympic Dam mine.

Safe Work Australia has released the submissions on a proposed prohibition on the use of engineered stone.

Defence contractor Thales Australia has pleaded guilty in a Victorian court to the death of a worker.

Experts have tested AI against real medical advice.

The Prime Minister has acknowledged that the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is out of control.

Australia’s privacy and information commissioners have issued a joint statement urging agencies to prioritise privacy fundamentals.

Hobart Lord Mayor Anna Reynolds has been cleared of an alleged assault charge.

Researchers have created an AI-based tsunami warning system.

A subcontractor on the Snowy 2.0 project has been killed in a tragic accident in the New South Wales Snowy Mountains, according to local reports.

A new study measures customer aggression in an effort to keep retail employees safe.

An inquiry has made recommendations to reduce risks in some of the most dangerous work in Australia.

Queensland’s first industrial manslaughter case has been thrown out.

A young worker at BHP's Olympic Dam mine site in South Australia has tragically died following a “serious crash” that occurred on the site on Tuesday.

Queensland Rail is set to face criminal charges over a fatal train crash almost two years ago in Central Queensland.

Ghana has become the first to approve a new malaria vaccine developed by Oxford University.

ACT electricity distributor Evoenergy says it is paying compensation to residents who suffered damage to their home appliances caused by a power surge.

Gary Ablett Snr, one of the greatest Australian football players of all time, has launched legal action against the AFL.

Airbus and Air France have been cleared of involuntary manslaughter charges in the deaths of 228 people in 2009.

Tasmania has extended its presumptive cancer list for firefighters to include 20 types of cancer.

A new building assessment tool uses eye-tracking to spot mistakes.

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