This year's Safety in Action Conference will once again be held at Melbourne in April.
Reducing the number of injuries has proved to be the chief OH&S concern among Australian companies, according to a new survey.
Unions and employers will clash over Australia's new occupational health and safety (OHS) laws at The Safety Conference later this month, but increasingly, regulators - rather than the law itself - are in the hot seat.
Far from just another cost, occupational health and safety is now considered 'sexy' by investors, according to a senior research analyst for AMP Capital Investors, Dr Ian Woods.
The Safety Show Sydney will hold seminars on the biggest changes to safety laws in decades as well as practical safety workshops and product and service demonstrations.
CSIRO Exploration & Mining scientists are trying to develop a method of eliminating or at least reducing mine workers' exposure to damaging particulates.
State-specific Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) laws may be rolled into a national framework.
The Minerals Council of Australia has called for the Workplace Relations Ministerial Council to support the development of a Model Occupational Health and Safety Act.
The AMMA has lodged a submission to the South Australian Occupational Health, Safety and Welfare Miscellaneous Amendment Bill 2009, recommending, as its primary position, to remove Part 5A from the Consultation Bill, denying union representatives the right to enter South Australian workplaces and
The Safety In Action show, held in Melbourne’s Exhibition Centre from March 31, is expected to draw more than 100,000 attendees.