Archived News for OHS Sector Professionals
Mine rescue teams have tested their skills at the Victorian Mine Rescue Competition.
Bird flus break out
Research has revealed a concerning shift in the epicentre of deadly bird flu outbreaks, with the viruses no longer confined to Asia.
Snowy issues probed
A sinkhole, toxic gas release, and massive cost overrun have disrupted the Snowy 2.0 project.
AMR flows outlined
Analysts have raised concern about antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in water sources.
New body for MP misconduct
The Victorian Government says it will establish an integrity commission for MP misconduct.
No charge in pill probe
WA authorities have wrapped up an investigation into the loss of a tiny yet dangerous radioactive capsule.
Safety fine for tech giants
The eSafety Commissioner has fined the rebranded Twitter for failing to meet child protection standards.
Study compares heat risks
A study has compared the heat risks of indoor service and outdoor maintenance work.
Charges over Curtin collapse
Two companies now face substantial fines over a fatal roof collapse at Perth's Curtin University.
Council scraps tooth help
Fluoride will no longer be added to the water in the Central Highlands Regional Council area.
Strikes hit flight body
Safety concerns have prompted a strike at one of Australia’s safety regulators.
Fantuan fined for safety failure
SafeWork NSW has fined a food delivery company for not adequately training more than 1,000 food delivery riders.
Mental commitment called for
Authorities say National Safe Work Month is a time to commit to a workplace free from physical and psychological harm.
Unions call for dust change
A recent case of silicosis at Australia’s largest gold mine has raised alarm among unions and health experts.
Sexism blocks paramedic reports
New research shows reporting sexism is difficult for paramedics, and outcomes are often “inadequate”.
Fukushima study finds link
Low-dose radiation exposure in Fukushima has been linked to increased diabetes risk.