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Three Companies Plead Guilty Over White Island Volcanic Eruption Three helicopter tour operators have recently entered guilty pleas to amended charges following the 2019 Whakaari White Island volcano eruption. This trial following deadly White Island volcano eruption news marks a significant milestone for New Zealand's workplace safety enforcement eff…
Melbourne Worker Injured After Crane Hits Power Pole A worker was rushed to hospital after a crane struck a power pole, causing an explosion in Melbourne. This latest incident highlights the ongoing risks crane operators face when working near overhead electrical infrastructure. The incident happened on Friday morning, sending shockwaves through the…
Ergon Energy Urges Caution Around Powerlines Ergon Energy urges caution around powerlines as farm machinery operators head into a busy season of paddock work. Fallen powerlines are extremely dangerous, and the electricity distributor wants every operator to treat all powerlines as though they're 'live' at all times. Queensland recorded 57 incidents i…
ACT businesses are reminded that law requires them to inform WorkSafe ACT of any sexual assault incident occurring in their workplace. This obligation forms part of broader safety requirements that every employer must understand and follow, similar to the new law requiring employers to report sexual assault cases to WorkSafe ACT. Why WorkSafe ACT Issu…
 An investigation is underway after a mine worker suffered serious injuries while working on a drilling machine in Central West New South Wales, raising fresh questions about safety standards on underground sites. The NSW Resources Regulator has released a preliminary report following the incident on 19 June 2023, confirming the worker was seriou…
Worker Dies After Incident at NSW Solar Farm A worker has died after an incident at a solar farm near Wellington, NSW. This tragic news highlights ongoing safety concerns within renewable energy construction sites across Australia. The 41-year-old man reportedly collapsed at the farm on Goolma Road, Wuuluman, on Wednesday morning. Emergency services…
Company Faces Charges After Crane Topples at Parkville Worksite WorkSafe has filed charges against a crane company for breaching the Victorian OHS Act after a mobile crane collapsed at a Parkville construction site in July 2021. Victoria's workplace health and safety watchdog accuses the company of failing to provide a safe working environment, contr…
Workplaces Urged to Host a SafeTea Event This October Safe Work Australia urges workplaces to host a SafeTea event during National Safe Work Month in October. This national initiative encourages teams across every industry to pause, connect, and discuss safety practices over a simple cuppa. What Is National Safe Work Month? National Safe Work Month…
```html Woman in hospital after mustering horse fall on Queensland property A woman suffered a leg fracture after falling from her horse while mustering on a property in South West Queensland. Rural workers and property owners rely on aeromedical crews for rapid response when accidents happen far from town, and this incident highlights just how quickl…
SafeWork SA Targets Falls and Toilet Facilities in Construction Blitz SafeWork SA inspectors are blitzing residential construction sites this week to ensure employers are protecting workers from fall hazards, while also checking that worksites have clean toilet facilities. This latest enforcement push reflects a broader commitment to safety across Sou…