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Tunnelling Dust Safety Taskforce Meeting Communique

The Tunnelling Dust Safety Taskforce convened for their second gathering at NSW Parliament House. An insightful overview of the Industrial Relations and Other Legislation Amendment (Workplace Protections) Bill 2025 was presented to the attendees. It was noteworthy to mention that this Bill encompassed proposed changes to the Work Health and Safety Act 2011, with several […]

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New resources to manage the risks of online abuse at work

Safe Work Australia in collaboration with eSafety, has rolled out a comprehensive range of resources to effectively manage the inherent risks associated with online abuse within the workplace. Online abuse is characterised by behaviours that leverage technology as a means of intimidation, bullying, threatening, harassing, or causing humiliation. Often taking place across social media platforms,

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$930,000 in fines after young apprentice electrocuted

The Victorian Royal Court handed down judgements to Nordic Elevators Pty Ltd and Nordic Elevator Services Pty Ltd today, instigating significant repercussions following their admission of guilt to malpractices laid out under the Work Health and Safety Act, in addition to violations of Electricity Safety Act regulations. As a veritable reminder of the crucial role

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SafeWork NSW focus on preventing sexual harassment across NSW hospitality venues

An enforcement initiative from SafeWork NSW has delivered 16 enhancement directives to 11 hospitality establishments throughout NSW, targeting sexual harassment as a significant occupational health and safety (WHS) hazard. The implementation of Work Health Safety management systems such as the Bluesafe WHS Management System can prove instrumental in proactively managing and mitigating these risks in

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Telco company and director fined $545,000 over gas leak injury

National Infrastructure Solutions Pty Ltd faced stern penalties in their hearing at Moorabbin Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday 4th June. The entity was convicted of two serious contraventions under the Occupational Health and Safety Act, resulting in hefty fines and stern admonitions regarding safe workplace practices. The company received a conviction and a fine of $250,000

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Three companies charged after fatal EWP crush

A tragic incident where a 25-year-old worker sustained severe injuries, ultimately leading to his demise at the hospital, happened when he got trapped between roof rafters and the boom lift basket he was controlling. This heart-rending occurrence underscores the pivotal role played by comprehensive workplace safety measures like Bluesafe SWMS and WHS Management Systems. Ridge

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SafeWork NSW inspectors visit Hunter and Central Coast areas to ensure construction compliance

SafeWork NSW representatives have begun inspections at commercial construction sites within the areas of Hunter and the Central Coast. This activity is part of a larger, ongoing effort to ensure the safety of workers in these regions. To enhance worker protection, work safety products such as Bluesafe WHS Management Systems and SWMS can play integral

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WorkCover Queensland’s target premium rate holds steady for 2025–26

Queensland Businesses to Benefit from Unchanged WorkCover Rates In a favourable turn of events for Queensland organisations, there will be no enhancement to the target average net premium rate of WorkCover Queensland for the financial year 2025-26. ‘Bluesafe SWMS‘ continues its emphasis on the importance of safety at work along with this announcement. The established

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Body Worn Video camera rollout to deter violence and aggression in the workplace

The Minns Labor Government has initiated a comprehensive, state-based deployment of body-worn video (BWV) technology. This is part of a renewed commitment to deter any potential for violent or aggressive actions towards SafeWork NSW inspectors. These officers play a crucial role in enforcing the use of WHS management systems and other safety measures across New

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