Archived News for OHS Sector Professionals - September, 2022
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.
Miller reveals settlement
The details of a $650,000 settlement with the Commonwealth have been revealed after allegations of abuse by ...
State responds to call stats
The Victorian Government has responded to disturbing emergency call stats.
Aged care AI slammed
South Australia's health minister has criticised a federally-funded trial of CCTV in aged care.
COVID requirements trimmed
National Cabinet has agreed to shorten COVID-19 isolation requirements by two days for most workers.
Extremism report calls for gun change
A committee report on extremism in Victoria has called for federal lobbying.
Impasse reached in train fight
Sydney commuters face more disruption as industrial action continues.
Robo-signing funded
Australian experts have launched a project to teach defence force robots to read hand gestures.