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Another death at a poultry processing plant

Leave a Comment / June 16, 2021 / Abattoir, Death

A man has died following a tragic workplace accident at a poultry processing plant in Adelaide’s northern suburbs.

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Wallan train derailment probe queries what driver knew

Leave a Comment / June 10, 2021 / Death

Safety investigators are probing whether the driver of a train that derailed in Wallan last year knew there was a track diversion in place at the site of the accident, with an interim report into the horrific crash released on Thursday.

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Man dies in horrific workplace accident at bowling alley

Leave a Comment / June 8, 2021 / Construction, Death

A man has been killed in a workplace related incident while conducting construction works at a popular bowling alley in Brisbane’s southwest.

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Demolition Saw Injures Worker

Leave a Comment / June 6, 2021 / Construction, Injury

The CareFlight rescue helicopter was called to an accident at Balgowlah Heights.

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Mint facing charges for breaching federal WHS laws

Leave a Comment / June 2, 2021 / Fines & Breaches

The Royal Australian Mint has been charged with breaching the federal Work Health and Safety Act 2011 (WHS Act), after a three-tonne coin press almost fell on a worker in Canberra.

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Worker injured after he was stuck by metal while down a 5m hole

Leave a Comment / June 2, 2021 / Construction, Injury

A worker is in a serious condition after he was struck by sheets of reinforcing metal at the bottom of a 5m deep excavation.

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The Victorian government can’t evade the law

Leave a Comment / June 1, 2021 / Laws

Why is it that Victorians, perhaps more specifically Melburnians, are having such a bad time with Covid in comparison to the other states? Why is this fourth lockdown occurring?

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Workplace gas leak

Leave a Comment / May 31, 2021 / Injury, Machinery, Safety

Authorities are investigating a gas leak at a salmon processing plant in southern Tasmania that resulted in 20 people being taken to hospital.

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Worker in fall in stable condition

Leave a Comment / May 31, 2021 / Construction, Heights, Injury

A young man has been rushed to Royal Perth Hospital after a suspected workplace accident at the soon to be revamped Karrinyup Shopping Centre.

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Dandenong South factory death

Leave a Comment / May 30, 2021 / Death, Machinery

A factory worker has tragically died in an accident at Dandenong South.

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A workplace tragedy where no one gets off lightly

Leave a Comment / May 30, 2021 / Death, Laws

This day has been coming for some time. Still, a decision this week has sent dread around the boardrooms of Australia. In a first for Western Australia, a director of a small shed-building business has just been sentenced to serve actual jail time (not a suspended sentence) after the tragic death of a worker.

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Multiple charges laid over death of Northern Territory worker in excavator accident

Leave a Comment / May 25, 2021 / Death, Fines & Breaches, Machinery

Five charges have been laid over the death of a 30-year-old worker who was crushed and killed by an excavator bucket in 2019 — including two charges against the company director and another charge against an employee.

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Esperance business owner jailed after death of worker

Leave a Comment / May 25, 2021 / Construction, Death, Fines & Breaches, Heights, High Risk Work

A small-business owner in Esperance has become the first person in Western Australia to be jailed for gross negligence, after the death of a young worker last year and serious injuries to another.

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Man injured after becoming trapped in rock crushing machinery

Leave a Comment / May 24, 2021 / Injury, Machinery

A man has been taken to hospital after his leg was trapped in rock crushing machinery in Sydney’s west.

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Vic farm worker dies in hay bale fall

Leave a Comment / May 24, 2021 / Death, Farming

A farm worker in eastern Victoria has died after six large hay bales fell on him.

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