Archived News for OHS Sector Professionals
The Northern Territory Police Force is relying on the Australian Federal Police (AFP) to enhance its digital investigative capabilities.
AC aids smoke protection
A new study shows workplace air conditioning can cut the health risks posed by bushfire smoke.
Big Sydney fix ordered
Urgent repair orders have been issued for “prestigious” new apartments in Sydney.
SA feedback open
The South Australian Government is inviting public feedback on the draft Work Health and Safety (Review Recommendations) Amendment Bill 2024.
Sit risks followed
An international study has cast light on the significant health risks associated with prolonged sitting at work.
Fall risk rises with age
Australia's ageing workforce will bring an increased risk of workplace falls, research shows.
Hospital violence scares staff
Albury Wodonga Health has reported a significant 80 per cent increase in incidents of violence and aggression towards its staff.
MUA scales down port plan
The Maritime Union of Australia has reduced its industrial action against stevedoring giant DP World.
Rail giant seeks summit
Pacific National, a leading Australian rail freight operator, has called for a national summit on level crossing safety.
Health scare reports studied
Experts have studied the impact of media narratives when health scares emerge.
Sleazy surgeons watched
Researchers are testing methods to address offensive and rude comments in operating theatres.
Festive fears for shop staff
Retail workers are anticipating heightened customer aggression this holiday season.
Heat provisions pushed
SafeWork NSW is urging workers and businesses to start planning for how they will stay safe in a scorching summer.
ILO calls for overhaul
The International Labour Organization (ILO) wants a human-centred economic revolution.