Archived News for OHS Sector Professionals
A new survey shows Queensland’s junior doctors are increasingly concerned that overwork and fatigue may lead to mistakes.
ACT urged to tighten licenses
The ACT government is being pushed to improve trade licensing requirements.
Bushfire issues probed
A coronial inquiry in NSW has heard issues of delayed emergency alerts, limited phone reception and other concerns.
Food rider safety watched
A recent study suggests food delivery riders do not take more risks on the roads than other cyclists.
New Perth line opening soon
There are concerns about the planned opening date of a new Perth train line.
Viral alarm mask tested
Chinese scientists have created a face mask that can alert the wearer if they have been exposed to viruses.
Aged care boost announced
The federal government says it will spend an extra $1.4 billion to help healthcare providers and the aged care sector deal with ...
Study backs safe injecting
A review has found that after 21 years, Sydney's supervised injecting centre is a success.
Study seeks gas saving
Nitrous oxide, also known as laughing gas, is a common and effective painkiller for use in childbirth, but it is a greenhouse gas, and experts are trying to reduce its environmental impact.
Violence protection put forth
The Australian Energy Market Commission has announced new rules aimed at protecting customers experiencing family violence.
China slams nuclear nod
The UN nuclear watchdog says it is satisfied with the AUKUS alliance’s plan to supply Australia with nuclear submarines.
Ambassadors seen as aged help
‘Resident ambassadors’ in aged care settings could reduce incidences of violence and aggression...
Court date for inspector issue
A man has been charged after allegedly assaulting a WorkSafe Victoria inspector.
ERA timeline set to extend
Energy Resources Australia could have more time to rehabilitate a former uranium mine in Kakadu.
Safety sweep heads west
NSW safety authorities are conducting a sweep of residential building sites.
Watchdog responds to mine reports
SafeWork SA is running a campaign aimed at reducing the risk of sexual harassment in mining.
DAFF sees future risks
The Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF) has called for adaptation to a changing biosecurity environment.
Officials mark COVID changes
Senior health officials say Australia has passed its COVID-19 peak, but needs to be prepared for future waves.
Air quality set to slide
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) says that as the climate changes, global air quality is set to take a hit.