Safe Work Australia updates fatal occupational injuries data, revealing 91 fatal workplace injuries recorded across the nation so far in 2023. These figures highlight ongoing risk exposure for worker

Person Killed in New Zealand Workplace Incident A person sustained fatal injuries in a workplace incident in New Zealand's Northland region on Monday afternoon. Police were called to the scene at Wha

Nominations Open for This Year's WorkSafe Victoria Awards Nominations are open for the 2024 WorkSafe Victoria Awards, giving Victorians who champion workplace safety a chance to be formally recognise

Melbourne Teacher Killed in 3m Fall From Roof A Melbourne teacher has died following a fall from a school roof on Thursday afternoon, according to the latest workplace safety news from Victoria. Wha

SafeWork SA Issues Alert Regarding the Risks Associated with Nail Guns in Light of Injury Involving Apprentice SafeWork SA has issued a safety alert following the hospitalisation of a fourth-year car

Safe Work Australia Publishes New Guide Aimed at Addressing the Risks Linked to the Installation of Rooftop Solar Systems Safe Work Australia has published a new guide to assist duty holders, primari

WorkSafe Urges Employers to Take Necessary Measures to Shield Workers From Dangers Posed by Asbestos Exposure This week marks Asbestos Awareness Week 2024 in New Zealand (November 18-24), and WorkSaf

NSW Resources Regulator releases Quarterly Business Activities Report for October to December 2024, covering several significant business activities from the mining sector. The document includes an in

```html Fraudulent Activities of VIC Compensation Scammer Brought to a Halt A man from Clayton South has been directed to repay in excess of $125,000 and to undertake 240 hours of community service a

Man Flown to Hospital After Bobcat Incident in Central Queensland A man in his 50s was airlifted to hospital after sustaining injuries in a bobcat incident in central Queensland on Sunday afternoon.

Company Fined Over Ettamogah Blasting Incident A company has been convicted and fined $300,000 for breaching the WHS Act following a blasting incident north of Albury more than three years ago. This