A free lung check mobile health unit that aims to detect mine dust diseases has hit a major milestone, having screened more than 1000 former Queensland mine and quarry workers.
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Anglo American mine rescue teams from the Grosvenor and Moranbah North mines in Queensland will compete at the International Mines Rescue Competition in Colombia from September 13–20.
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Major changes aiming to strengthen work health and safety (WHS) legislation in South Australia are now law. Safe to Work investigates what you need to know.
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MATES flags will fly over work sites across the country from September 9–13 to celebrate the role of more than 300,000 Australian workers in preventing suicide.
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The New South Wales Resources Regulator has released a range of recommendations to the mining industry after two incidents involving worker fatigue.
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Safe Work Australia has published amendments to model Work Health and Safety (WHS) regulations with the aim of strengthening protections for workers at risk of exposure to silica dust across all industries.
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Victorian, New South Wales and Tasmanian mines recently took part in the Minerals Council of Australia (MCA) Victorian Mine Rescue Competition (VMRC) in Bendigo.
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A SafeWork South Australia campaign has found that workplace culture at the state’s major mine sites has significantly matured in recent years.
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A high-tech research project between Bravus Mining and Resources and Queensland scientists has created a new model for Australian and international researchers to uncover the secrets of rare bird species.
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A spate of rope and sling issues has drawn the attention of the New South Wales Resources Regulator, which is calling for workers remove themselves from the line of fire.
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With a line-up of over 40 speakers, the paid conference at the 2024 WA Mining Conference and Exhibition (WA Mining) is promising to be the best yet. Read More
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For the first time, a mobile health unit that offers free lung checks for former Queensland mine and quarry workers is coming to the Toowoomba region.
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Thanks to a new deal, automation and positioning specialist Aptella is set to supply and support advanced collision avoidance solutions throughout Australia, New Zealand and Southeast Asia.
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The mining industry’s most prestigious awards program has a new home at the WA Mining Conference and Exhibition (WA Mining) – and nominations for 2024 are almost closed. Read More
Kelsie TibbenComments Off on Last chance for Prospect Awards nominations 58
The Queensland Mining Industry Health and Safety Conference (QMIHSC) has descended on the Gold Coast for four days of all things mine safety.
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