WorkSafe Victoria is conducting an investigation following the death of a warehouse worker in Lara last week. WorkSafe said the man, 21, was operating an air compressor to remove fertilizer from the

```html VIC Company to Front Court Over Alleged Workplace Bullying A Ballarat-based heating and cooling company faces court proceedings over allegations that an apprentice was bullied by colleagues a

WorkSafe has charged the general manager of a chemical production firm over the death of an employee at a Melbourne factory two years ago. Two counts have been laid under section 144 of Victoria's Occ

Vic Farm to Front Court After Fatal Workplace Incident WorkSafe Victoria has filed a charge against a farming company after a farmer was fatally crushed by a bulka bag in May 2022. The northern Victo

Victorian Builder to Front Court Over Worker's Crush Injuries WorkSafe has charged a Victorian building company after a worker suffered crush injuries from a housing frame at a Melbourne construction

New Zealand Freight Company Sentenced After Worker Killed by Reversing Front-End Loader A Southland freight company has been ordered to pay more than $500k after a truck driver died in a workplace in

Quick summary: A front-end loader and a grader collided at an NSW mine site during a morning shift after the loader operator raised his machine attachment to shade his eyes from low sun, then travelle

NSW Resources Regulator has issued a safety warning after a front-end loader and light vehicle narrowly avoided colliding at an open-cut coal mine. Findings from this incident highlight ongoing vehicl

Enhanced Safeguards for Frontline Workers in Tasmania Now Implemented The Tasmanian Government has expressed approval of the passing of the Sentencing Amendment (Presumptive Sentencing for Assaults o

Kicking 2023 Off with Safety at the Forefront A new year has just passed in, bringing a fresh chance for organisations to reset priorities. For business owners, that means taking a hard look at compa

Tasmania's Frontline Workers on Track to Receive Improved Protection The Tasmanian Parliament has approved the Sentencing Amendment (Presumptive Sentencing for Assaults on Frontline Workers) Bill 202