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    Asbestos Free Future

    Two national unions (the AMWU and the CFMEU) have launched a website to campaign our governments to make Australia asbestos free by 2030. Join in the campaign now.

    Working in heat

    As usual our summer weather is unpredictable, but we've already had a few 'stinkers' ... Check out the requirements under Victorian OHS legislation and codes on working when it's hot.

  • Have Your Say : OHS Poll

    As a rep, what areas do you need more support in?

  • Labour Start News

    • Grocon opposes CFMEU appearance at coronor's inquiry. Police investigating why wall debris was removed from collapse site
    • Supreme Court decision limits public knowledge of OHS offences
    • Workplace needle danger worse in Australia for nurses than Europe or US
    • Independent MP says Qld workers need travel compensation
    • New workplace bullying laws seen as gamechanger – maybe
    • Important survey: What has the attack on NSW’s Workers Compensation laws meant for you?