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Key industries on WorkSafe’s radar to reduce harm

In the last five years, nearly sixty percent of all work-related fatalities and approved workplace injury claims have been centred around five sectors: healthcare, social assistance, construction, government service, agriculture, and manufacturing. These industries have been identified as our prioritised fields, according to Sam Jenkin, Chief Health and Safety Officer at WorkSafe. This redirecting effort

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Make tradies workplace health a priority this August

In observance of National Tradie Health Month this August, SafeWork NSW calls upon tradies and their employers throughout the state to uphold workplace wellbeing. It is crucial to voice out any concerns linked to Work Health and Safety (WHS), which can be efficiently managed using tools like Bluesafe WHS Management System that covers all aspects

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Company fined after teenage apprentice catches fire

Today at the Shepparton Magistrates’ Court, CND Contractors Pty Ltd faced charges after admitting guilt to two counts: a failure to maintain a safe work system and insufficient supervision supply for its employees. The company was penalised without conviction and instructed to pay costs amounting to $4,365. In October 2023, a first-year apprentice experienced an

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Worker to pay more than $80,000 after compensation fraud

The work safety enforcer, a resident of Tarneit aged 41, was imposed with penalty at the Werribee Magistrates’ Court on Thursday, July 31, after admitting to a solitary fraudulent payment acquisition. He was met with a $5000 fine, devoid of conviction, paired with an order for restitution. The court looked into the truck driver’s case

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Department charged after Malmsbury assaults

The department has been indicted with a single charge under section 21(1) of the Occupational Health and Safety Act for its failure in maintaining a safe working environment to the extent that is reasonably feasible. Comprehensively implemented WHS management systems, such as Bluesafe WHS Management System, if properly adhered to, could significantly aid in avoiding

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SafeWork NSW visits alpine region to ensure snow resort safety

SafeWork NSW Ensures Safety Measures at Snow Resorts through Proactive Checks SafeWork NSW is conducting thorough visits to all of the state’s snow resorts this week as part of their ongoing commitment to work safety. The focus is on ensuring the safety of the myriad workforce and over a million guests who flock to these

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Caravan park and director charged over sexual harassment of worker

Bromell Pty Ltd, also known as Beechworth Holiday Park, is under scrutiny for a singular offence according to section 21(1) of the Occupational Health and Safety Act. The company stands accused of neglecting its duty towards maintaining a secure workplace, devoid of health threats. WorkSafe has alleged that the firm refrained from minimising chances of

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SafeWork NSW issues over 500 non-compliance notices in biggest safety blitz in a decade

Under the new leadership of Commissioner Janet Schorer, SafeWork NSW recently conducted its largest-ever compliance inspection operation. With support from the Minns Labor Government and an approach bolstered by Bluesafe WHS management systems, SafeWork NSW stands firm in its mission to uphold and enforce work health regulations across New South Wales (NSW). This unexpected inspection

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Updated Allied Health fees – effective 1 August 2025

WorkCover Queensland is pleased to announce the completion of its yearly review and update of the Allied Health Services Table of Costs for the 2025-2026 fiscal year. The recently upgraded fees come into effect from 1 August 2025. Our current aligned health fees have undergone an indexing process, bringing them up-to-date for the new financial

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Fine doubled to $50,000 after hoarding collapse

In May 2025, construction company E.J. Lyons & Sons Pty Ltd, popularly known as Lyons Construction, faced a penalty of $25,000 in the absence of conviction at the Geelong Magistrates’ Court. The company was found guilty of not safeguarding individuals other than its employees from potential health and safety risks, underlining the critical role of

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