Safe Work Australia’s 2026 Australian Worker Exposure Survey finds 68% of workers are exposed to at least one physical or chemical hazard, with construction, agriculture and mining carrying the heaviest load. Here’s what the findings mean for your workplace.
A record 12 mine rescue teams from across Australia and New Zealand, including the first all-female team, will compete at SAMERC 2026 in Adelaide from 21–23 October during National Safe Work Month.
WHS News Raising the bar in battle against silica and asbestos South Australia has strengthened its response to…
WHS News Slashing Contractor Fined After Fatal Workplace Incident A slashing contractor has been fined $30,000 after a…
WHS News Runaway Truck Incident Leads to $140,000 Fine for Civil Construction Company A civil construction company has…
WHS News First Industrial Manslaughter Charges Laid in South Australia Over Worker’s Death On 23 July 2026, charges…
WHS News RSHQ Issues Safety Advice Following Fatal Collision at Peak Downs Mine Resources Safety & Health Queensland…
AIHS Media Release Farming Ranked Among Deadliest Jobs Agriculture is Australia’s second deadliest industry and on National Farm…
On 29 February 2024, Safe Work Australia provided recommendations to WHS Ministers on managing the risks of crystalline…
SafeWork SA is reminding developers, builders and demolition businesses to ensure permanent disconnection of electricity supply has occurred…
