Alice Springs Arborist Receives $25,000 Fine After Wood Chipper Incident
The Alice Springs Local Court has ordered an arborist to pay a $25,000 fine after a worker sustained serious injuries from being hit by the hood of a wood chipper that had come loose during operation in November 2022.
An investigation conducted by the NT workplace safety regulat…
Melbourne Indoor Play Centre Faces Charges Following Serious Fall That Injured Child
WorkSafe has filed charges against a Melbourne indoor play centre after an eight-year-old child suffered a fractured spine following a fall of about seven metres from a rope ladder.
The play centre has been charged with three offences under section 23(1) of the Occup…
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Ten-Year-Old Girl Seriously Injured After Crashing Quad Bike Into Tree in Queensland
A 10-year-old girl sustained serious injuries after a quad bike collided with a tree on a property in northern Queensland. This incident highlights ongoing safety concerns around quad bike use on rural properties across Australia.
The girl suffered neck, ches…
Deaths and Injuries from 'Run Away' Farm Equipment Prompt Safety Warning
SafeWork SA issued a safety alert after three separate incidents left farm workers seriously injured or dead due to out-of-control farm equipment within the space of a single month. The regulator's warning highlights runaway machinery as a major cause of preventable harm across S…
Workplace Safety Regulator Prioritising Safety at the Sydney Royal Easter Show
NSW workplace safety inspectors and engineers are conducting inspections and supervision at the Sydney Royal Easter Show to guarantee safety of both workers and nearly 900,000 individuals expected to visit the event in upcoming weeks.
SafeWork NSW confirms inspectors have…
Worker Injured After Quad Bike Rolls Down Steep Embankment
A council employee sustained injuries after his quad bike rolled down a steep embankment in Sydney's east, highlighting ongoing safety concerns around vehicle operation on uneven terrain.
The 62-year-old man was landscaping when he reportedly lost control of the vehicle and tumbled down a cli…
New SafeWork SA Initiative Focused on the Retail Industry
Retail sector safety is the focus of a new SafeWork SA initiative aimed at protecting workers from slips, trips, falls, and injuries linked to heavy lifting and repetitive tasks. This compliance push targets housekeeping standards and hazardous manual tasks across metropolitan stores.
What the…
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Man Hospitalised With Burn Injuries After Lawn Mower Ignites in Southern Queensland
A man sustained severe burns when the lawn mower he was operating burst into flames on a private property in Dalby, southern Queensland. This latest safety news highlights the risks facing operators who rely on petrol-powered garden equipment without proper pre…
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WorkSafe Victoria publishes half-year results confirming the safety agency continues to face financial difficulties.
The figures show that during the six-month period ending in December 2023, Performance from Insurance Operations (PFIO) recorded a shortfall of $1.1 billion.
Results further reveal Victoria's workplace safety watchdog reported…
SafeWork NSW Urges Farmers to Prioritise Safety Around Farm Vehicles Following Three Fatalities This Year
SafeWork NSW has stressed the importance of wearing seatbelts, using helmets, and selecting appropriate vehicles when operating side-by-side vehicles, quad bikes, and motorcycles. This warning follows a series of incidents that have led to severe…
Man Plunges to His Death From Hot Air Balloon in Melbourne
A man has lost his life after reportedly tumbling out of a hot air balloon basket over a residential street in Melbourne's northern suburbs.
Emergency services raced to Preston at about 7:30am on Monday following the discovery of a man's body on Albert St. It is thought that the man was in a…
Engineered Stone Ban to Protect Workers from Silica Dust Exposure: The Global Milestone
Australia has banned the use, supply, and manufacture of engineered stone due to the release of fine silica dust that can cause deadly diseases and cancers when cut. State and federal workplace ministers have decided, upon a recommendation from Australia's workplac…
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