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In short: WorkSafe Victoria will concentrate its prevention effort on five key industry sectors — health care and social assistance, construction, government, agriculture and manufacturing — because those industries account for almost 60 percent of deaths at work and accepted injury records logged across the past five years. WorkSafe Victoria has rece…
A man in his 80s was flown to hospital after being injured by a drop saw at a private property in Queensland's Moreton Bay region on Thursday afternoon, 8 August. Rescue crews stabilised the patient on site before he was airlifted, in a stable condition, to Princess Alexandra Hospital. Incident news at a glance When: Thursday 8 August, from 4:35pm…
The Victorian Government is allocating funds to innovative programs that strive to better shield Victorian workers from work-related diseases and illnesses. The short answer Victoria has awarded more than $1.7 million through WorkSafe grants to six organisations building practical ways to safeguard against slow-developing workplace illnesses. Funded…
NT WorkSafe has appointed Mr Grant Hastie as its new Executive Director, with the role commencing on 25 August 2025. Hastie takes charge of the regulator responsible for work health and safety, electrical regulation, asbestos compliance and workers compensation across the NT jurisdiction. Grant Hastie: appointment at a glance Role: Executive Director…