SafeWork NSW shares workplace support after Bondi tragedy
15 Dec 2025•BlueSafe Team•Source: SafeWork NSW
SafeWork NSW has highlighted support available to businesses and workers affected by the tragic events in Bondi on Sunday 14 December, including free programs to support workers’ psychological health and safety.
The regulator expressed sympathy for everyone affected and acknowledged that experiencing or witnessing a traumatic event can be overwhelming.
Free SafeWork NSW programs are available to NSW small and medium-sized businesses with fewer than 200 employees, as well as NSW not-for-profit organisations. Businesses can access this support through its Free training and coaching resource.
SafeWork NSW also provides an information sheet on developing a Traumatic Event Management Plan. It is designed to help workplaces build a supportive environment, enable open conversations and connect workers with professional help where needed.
The regulator said it would continue helping to ensure those impacted by the incident receive support. Further resources and a condolence book are available through the NSW Government’s Bondi Beach attack webpage.
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