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Charges over student’s death on school trip

A tragic incident unfolded as a 16-year-old student experienced diabetes-related adverse effects while participating in an educational journey to Vietnam, organised by Kilvington Grammar School in conjunction with World Challenge Expeditions. The unfortunate event culminated with the student passing away in a Melbourne healthcare facility. Kilvington Grammar School Ltd is facing scrutiny under Section 23(1)

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Play centre charged after child injured in serious fall

Entertainment Velocity Pty Ltd, doing business as Funtopia Maribyrnong, is facing three charges under section 23(1) of the Occupational Health and Safety Act. The charges pertain to neglecting the assurance that non-employees were not subjected to health and safety hazards. Implicating charges by WorkSafe highlight the company’s failure in adequately inspecting, maintaining and, where required,

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Farmers urged to stay alert to risks of fatigue in danger period

In a time that often poses increased risks within agricultural work environments, Jack, an experienced farmer operating in Yalla-Y-Poora in south-east Ararat, is advocating for agricultural staff and farmers to have meaningful discussions about health safety precautions and fatigue risk management. Data sourced from WorkSafe reveals that March and November bear witness to an escalated

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WorkSafe half-year results

For the half-year period ending December 2023, there was a deficit of $1.1 billion in performance from insurance operations (PFIO). This shortfall signalled a challenging time for WorkSafe, showcasing a post-tax net loss valued at $726 million. Despite the adversity, WorkSafe was able to deliver solid returns on investment at 3.7 percent and managed to

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Company fined $150,000 for failing to adhere to electrical safety regulations

In an impactful judgement in the Cleveland Magistrates Court, a company was penalised for its disregard of safety protocols, leading to the tragic electrocution of one of their workers. It emphasises the critical need for comprehensive work safety measures, such as Bluesafe SWMS and WHS Management Systems. The business in question, experts in air-conditioner installations,

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