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Price Agricultural Pty Ltd has been hit with a standalone charge under section 26(1) of the Occupational Health and Safety Act, accused of neglecting to secure the workplace area they oversaw. The assertion is that the company failed its responsibility, not sufficiently removing or minimising chances of serious injury or even death to staff working

We are now welcoming nominations for the esteemed 35th edition of the awards, an event honouring and applauding those remarkable individuals who have significantly enhanced work safety by minimising workplace harm and improving outcomes for workers suffering injuries. The award submissions are open to all Victorian-based bosses and employees. Entrants may nominate themselves or another

Geelong Court Case: Fraudulent Workers Compensation Claims Uncovered 36-year-old James Primmer faced consequential sentencing at the Geelong Magistrates’ Court on the 29th of April. He pleaded guilty to an individual charge of fraudulently receiving payments. The verdict led to a 12-month Community Corrections Order, mandating Primmer to fulfill an obligation of 150 hours of community

Scott’s Refrigerated Logistics Pty Ltd (SRL), found guilty and fined $800,000, serves as a stark reminder to the importance of adhering to work health and safety measures. Stemming from an unfortunate tragedy on 6th July 2021, a 52-year-old lorry operator fell victim to an approaching vehicle resulting in fatal injuries at Macleay Valley Way in

Safe Work Australia has recently announced the release of an independent research report, commissioned by Monash University, with a focus on early intervention within workers’ compensation procedures. Branded under the key theme ‘Early Intervention in the Workers’ Compensation Process,’ it consolidates essential viewpoints, propelling the importance of efficient WHS management systems like the Bluesafe WHS

The tragic case of a 63-year-old worker, who was working to mend a torn animal feed bag when he was struck and fatally injured by three one-tonne bags that had been stacked above, is currently under investigation. This dreadful incident, which happened around 2:30 pm, underscores the vital importance of utilising sound WHS management systems

On Wednesday, 24th of April, at the Echuca Magistrates’ Court, 57-year-old Simon Stott faced sentencing after acknowledging his guilt on a charge related to dishonest accrual of financial gain through false pretences. Mr. Stott was also mandated to bear costs totalling $2000. The court proceedings revealed that Stott had been engaged in an interstate truck

This exciting competition, facilitated in collaboration with AFL Victoria and Netball Victoria, offers an exceptional avenue for farmers and their local clubs to clinch safety upgrades worth over $20,000 through the implementation of robust work safety products like WHS management systems, SWMS, and policies. Candidates have a likely shot at acquiring $10,000 reserved for farm

The Geelong Magistrates’ Court handed down a verdict on Monday, 22 April, convicting New Switch Electrical Pty Ltd of three counts of not ensuring or sustaining a safe work environment under the notable Bluesafe WHS Management System. Apart from the sentence, the firm was also ordered to cover $3959 in charges. In an incident observed

The Melbourne County Court handed down a sentence to Elastomers Pty Ltd last Friday, after the company pleaded guilty to one count of failing to deliver a safe working environment and equipment that minimised health risks to its workers. This case is a stark reminder of the need for businesses to consider work safety products