WA’s Police Commissioner has asked the state to fund body cameras.

The Department of Defence has been slammed at a community meeting in Katherine over the PFAS chemical contamination scandal.

A new research project will focus on what to do with the first clinical cases in future pandemics.

The coronial inquiry into the deaths of four people at Dreamworld gets underway this week.

Authorities say it may one day be illegal to use a mobile phone while crossing the road.

Safety authorities have warned bosses against attending their employees’ medical checks.

A CFMEU official has been fined more than $50,000 after swearing at workers.

The NSW Government is spending $880 million to digitise the state’s train signal system.

Experts say senior, influential and experienced doctors must lead action to protect their younger colleagues from debilitating burnout.

Contamination from potentially toxic PFAS chemicals has been found in a 10-square-kilometre plume of groundwater at the Richmond RAAF base in north-west Sydney.

Tony Abbott’s expert group on the health impacts of wind turbines has done very little.

The people tasked with monitoring alcohol sales in the NT will be given guns, tasers and just 12 weeks of training.

The Australian Code for the Transport of Dangerous Goods by Road and Rail is set to be updated.

The Fair Work Commission says the “torturous” language of industrial awards needs to be improved.

Queensland authorities have launched a social media campaign raising awareness of powerline safety.

A man who was restrained in a spit mask as a teenager in a Brisbane prison is suing the Queensland Government.

Tech giant Amazon and manufacturer Foxconn have been criticised over harsh working conditions at a plant in China.

An Adelaide primary school has banned backflips, prompting questions about the line between fun and safety.

A vaccination researcher says 'no jab no play' policies could see kids punished for the actions of their parents.

Melbourne Airport has confirmed PFAS contamination has spread in water beyond the airport boundaries.

The powers of South Australia's workplace safety inspectors puts them at “significant risk of corruption, including bribery and coercion” ...

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