SafetyNet Journal

DIGITAL STRESS: THE HIDDEN COST OF AN ALWAYS-ON WORKPLACE

Posted on 14 October 2026

Digital technology has transformed the way people work, but constant connectivity, information overload and the need to manage multiple digital systems can create digital stress,...

COULD CALIFORNIA BE THE FIRST U.S. STATE TO MOVE OUT OF THE ENGINEERED STONE-AGE?

Posted on 14 October 2026

A petition currently before the California Occupational Safety and Health Standards Board brings the state one step closer toward the banning of engineered stone, as...

$15K FINE AFTER UNGUARDED SAW AMPUTATES THREE DIGITS

Posted on 14 October 2026

Russell Henning Timber Pty Ltd has been fined only $15,000 after an employee’s thumb, index finger and middle finger were amputated.

SAFETY ALERT: EXPOSURE TO CYTOTOXIC MEDICINES AND WASTES

Posted on 14 October 2026

WorkSafe is warning workers that handling cytotoxic medicines and associated contaminated waste may place them at risk of exposure if the gloves they use are...

ASK RENATA

Posted on 14 October 2026

Hi Renata – My workplace has announced that a business restructure has resulted in the need for redundancies. Should management consult with HSRs about this...

TUC – MAKE WORK PAY: WORKPLACE MONITORING TECHNOLOGIES

Posted on 14 October 2026

The UK’s Trade Union Congress (TUC) is calling for stronger regulation of workplace monitoring technologies, warning that poorly managed surveillance can undermine worker wellbeing, increase...

AMWU WEBINAR: DIESEL EXHAUST AND THE NEW WORKPLACE EXPOSURE LIMITS

Posted on 14 October 2026

Diesel exhaust is a serious workplace health risk. With new workplace exposure limits coming into effect around Australia*, HSRs need to understand what they mean...

WEST GATE BRIDGE MEMORIAL 2026

Posted on 14 October 2026

Today we remember the 1970 collapse of a section of the West Gate Bridge and pay tribute to the 35 workers killed and the scores...

WORKSAFE ROLLS OUT UPDATED HIGH RISK WORK LICENCE CARDS

Posted on 7 October 2026

WorkSafe is introducing an updated High Risk Work Licence card with new security to strengthen controls and reduce the risk of unauthorised activity. WorkSafe will...

DEMOLITION COMPANY FINED $125,000 AFTER TOORAK WALL COLLAPSE

Posted on 7 October 2026

Melbourne Demolition Group Pty Ltd has been convicted and fined in an ex-parte hearing after a wall collapsed onto a footpath during works to demolish...

DPP APPEAL RESULTS IN DOUBLED FINES FOR TRIO OF CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES

Posted on 7 October 2026

The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has successfully appealed the sentences imposed on three construction companies in the wake of an apprentice falling through an...

SELF-INSURERS RETAIN RESPONSIBILITY IN THIRD-PARTY ADMIN TRANSFERS

Posted on 7 October 2026

Both Woolworths and Aldi have been censured by the NSW State Regulatory Authority after concerns were raised about their workers’ compensation self-insurer performance, with both...

NEW SAFEWORK AUSTRALIA GUIDANCE – SLIPS TRIPS AND FALLS

Posted on 7 October 2026

According to the Safe Work Australia Key Work Health and Safety Statistics reports for 2025, 32,000 workers’ compensation claims were made in the 2024-2025 period...

NEW COMCARE GUIDANCE – PREVENTING AND RESPONDING TO WORK RELATED SUICIDE

Posted on 7 October 2026

Comcare have launched their new guidance on preventing work-related suicide and responding to incidents of suicidal behaviour in a trauma-informed way.

KENNETT BLACK HOLE FOR DUST DISEASE CLAIMS FINALLY CLOSED

Posted on 7 October 2026

Thirty years ago, the Kennett Liberal State Government slashed support for workers who were exposed to disease-causing dusts like asbestos and crystalline silica between 12...

ASK RENATA

Posted on 7 October 2026

Hi Renata – Can a HSR issue a PIN when it is only the members of public are at risk? The OHS Act is clear...

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE TO SENTENCING ADVISORY COUNCIL RECOMMENDATIONS

Posted on 30 September 2026

The Victorian Government has finally released its official response to the recommendations of the State Sentencing Advisory Council's (SAC's) review of the sentencing of OHS...

MISSED WARNING SIGNS LEAD TO BURNS FOR CHILD AND $140K FINE FOR QUESTACON

Posted on 30 September 2026

An Australian Government department has been fined $140,000 after a nine-year-old child suffered second-degree burns when their hands caught fire while interacting with a plasma...

GUILLOTINE AMPUTATION RESULTS IN $150K LESSON FOR DEPT OF EDUCATION

Posted on 30 September 2026

The Department of Education has been fined $150,000 after a 15-year-old student suffered the amputation of three fingertips while using an unguarded guillotine during a...

COMCARE NATIONAL SAFETY MONTH EVENTS

Posted on 30 September 2026

Comcare proudly supports Safe Work Australia’s National Safe Work Month and are hosting a series of free events. This year’s theme, Safe work is for...

SAFETY ALERT: PREVENTION OF FIRES IN SECURE FACILITIES

Posted on 30 September 2026

WorkSafe inspectors have recently responded to minor and major fires in secure facilities, believed to have been deliberately started, posing an immediate critical threat to...

SAFETY ALERT: OVERTURN-PREVENTION OF CONCRETE-PLACING EQUIPMENT

Posted on 30 September 2026

Following a July 2026 incident in which an employee was seriously injured when a truck-mounted concrete placing boom overturned causing the boom to strike the...

ASK RENATA

Posted on 30 September 2026

Hi Renata – Our workplace covers worksites in Victoria, Queensland and NSW. There has been a designated work group formed covering and including workers in...

WORKING THROUGH PAIN: THE HIDDEN WORKPLACE SAFETY CHALLENGE

Posted on 23 September 2026

Chronic pain affects millions of workers and can have consequences that extend well beyond discomfort. For people experiencing pain for more than three months, it...

$35,000 FINE AFTER WORKERS EXPOSED TO CONFINED SPACE AND COLLAPSE RISKS

Posted on 23 September 2026

A maintenance company has been fined $35,000 after failing to properly assess hazards associated with an excavated tunnel where two workers were carrying out plumbing...

GUARDING FAILURES RESULT IN $47,000 FINE FOR LIQUIDATED COMPANY

Posted on 23 September 2026

A recycling company has been fined $47,000 after failing to adequately guard dangerous areas of processing machinery and then failing to comply with an improvement...

WORKSAFE’S RETURN TO WORK CAMPAIGN

Posted on 23 September 2026

Getting back to work is often an important part of recovery, not something that happens once recovery is complete. WorkSafe’s new Return to Work campaign encourages everyone...

HEALTH & SAFETY MONTH OCTOBER ’26 – WORKSAFE FREE EVENTS

Posted on 23 September 2026

Victorian workers, employers and health and safety representatives will have the opportunity to connect with industry experts and explore current workplace safety issues during WorkSafe...

INFRINGEMENT NOTICE EXPANSION PUTS DANGEROUS WORKPLACES ON NOTICE

Posted on 23 September 2026

Victoria is amping-up its regulatory focus on the workplaces and hazards causing the greatest harm, with WorkSafe Victoria inspectors to gain expanded powers to issue...

ASK RENATA

Posted on 23 September 2026

Hi Renata – My employer has told me I only have four hours per week to attend to HSR matters. He has given me a...

SOLAR COMPANY FINED $100,000 FOR REPEATED FALLS FROM HEIGHTS FAILURES

Posted on 16 September 2026

A solar installation company has been convicted and fined $100,000 after repeatedly exposing workers to potentially fatal falls while installing solar panels at multiple residential...

FWC LAUNCHES WORKPLACE SEXUAL HARASSMENT COMPLAINTS OPTIONS GUIDE

Posted on 16 September 2026

The Fair Work Commission (FWC) has launched a new interactive tool to help people who have been sexually harassed at work to get a clear...

DANDENONG – FREE SESSION FOR HSRs IN MANUFACTURING

Posted on 16 September 2026

Did you know that in the last 5 years just one postcode in Victoria has contributed 10% of all fatalities and injuries in the manufacturing...

IEU STRIKE AT OVERNEWTON COLLEGE OVER INTOLERABLE WORKLOADS

Posted on 16 September 2026

Teachers at Overnewton Anglican Community College in Keilor will rally today as part of a half-day stop work action aimed at sending a message to...

TEACHER WELLBEING AND THE REALITIES OF EXCESSIVE WORKLOADS

Posted on 16 September 2026

The challenge of attracting and retaining teachers is increasingly being considered alongside the workplace conditions that influence teacher wellbeing, job satisfaction and decisions to leave...

WORKSAFE CRACKDOWN ON FALLS RISKS IN THE SOLAR SECTOR

Posted on 16 September 2026

WorkSafe Victoria is calling on Victoria's solar sector and reminding employers there is no excuse for putting workers at risk of deadly falls. Falls from...

ASK RENATA

Posted on 16 September 2026

Hi Renata – We have formally requested our employer to establish a Health and Safety Committee under s.72 of the OHS Act. Management advised that...

TWO COMPANIES FINED $630,000 AFTER WORKER’S EWP DEATH

Posted on 10 September 2026

Two companies have been fined a combined $630,000 following the death of a 25-year-old worker in August 2023 in an elevated work platform (EWP) incident....

NEW WORKSAFE BULLYING GUIDANCE FOR EMPLOYERS

Posted on 10 September 2026

WorkSafe has issued new guidance for employers on identifying, preventing, managing and respond to workplace bullying.

EMPLOYER AND SUPPLIER CHARGED AFTER WAREHOUSE FATALITY

Posted on 10 September 2026

WorkSafe has charged a major retail chain and a warehouse robotics supplier following the death of a worker at a Ravenhall distribution centre in September...

SAFETY ALERT – PREFABRICATED CONCRETE ELEMENTS FALLING DURING TRANSPORT

Posted on 10 September 2026

WorkSafe Victoria reminds employers and self-employed persons to control the risks while loading and transporting prefabricated concrete elements. Prefabricated concrete elements, also known as precast...

SAFETY ALERT – USE OF POWER TOOLS ON ASBESTOS

Posted on 10 September 2026

WorkSafe is reminding employers and self-employed persons about the regulatory requirements for the use of certain tools or instruments on asbestos-containing materials. WorkSafe has identified...

ASK RENATA

Posted on 10 September 2026

Hi Renata – Clients attending our community centre often attend with their animals. Staff are divided on this issue, but our employer doesn’t have a...

REPORT BACK: WOMEN’S RIGHTS AT WORK CONFERENCE

Posted on 10 September 2026

On 21 and 22 August over 200 union women and gender diverse unionists came together for two days for the Women's Rights at Work Conference...

AEU/MONASH REPORT HIGHLIGHTS SYSTEMIC ISSUES AROUND MISOGYNY IN SCHOOLS

Posted on 10 September 2026

The Australian Education Union has released a new study into teachers’ experiences of misogyny in schools by Monash University. The report outlines the increasing problem...

WORKSAFE EVENTS - NOISE BASIC

Posted on 26 August 2026

Noise remains a significant workplace hazard, particularly in industries where workers are exposed to machinery, power tools, production lines, vehicles and impact noise. In fact,...

WORKSAFE EVENTS - CALLING ALL HSRs IN DANDENONG

Posted on 26 August 2026

Did you know that in the last 5 years just one postcode in Victoria has contributed 10% of all fatalities and injuries in the manufacturing...

ILO STUDY – HIGHER TEMPERATURES LINKED TO INCREASED WORKER DEATHS

Posted on 20 August 2026

A recent study by the International Labour Organization (ILO) highlights a critical link between rising temperatures and worker deaths, showing that increased mortality begins at...

$50K FINE FOR TANK INSTALLATION ENGINEERING STUDENT INCIDENT

Posted on 20 August 2026

JS Armstrong Water Tanks Pty Ltd, a company involved in the construction and installation of concrete water tanks throughout Victoria, has been fined after an...

COURTS CONTINUE TO IMPOSE SMALL FINES FOR WORKING AT HEIGHTS OFFENCES

Posted on 20 August 2026

Falls are the number one killer on Victorian construction sites. Looking at prosecutions across the past month or so however, it appears that the messaging...

ASK RENATA

Posted on 20 August 2026

Hi Renata – I am a new HSR at a small manufacturing business - we have never had an HSR before. What can I expect...

THE EFFECTS OF MORAL DISTRESS ON BURNOUT IN HEALTH CARE

Posted on 19 August 2026

Researchers at the University of Gävle in Sweden have identified that moral distress is a key predictor of burnout, providing critical insights into how ethical...

SMALL FINE FOR REPEAT WORKING AT HEIGHTS OFFENCES

Posted on 19 August 2026

AGS Electrical Contractors Pty Ltd has been fined $30,000 for placing employees at risk of serious injury or death.

$40K FINE FOR DANGEROUS GOODS AND IMPROVEMENT NOTICE BREACHES

Posted on 19 August 2026

A chemical company has been fined $40,000 following multiple failure to store dangerous goods correctly.

WORKSAFE’S SAFETY SOAPBOX – CONSTRUCTION AND UTILITIES INDUSTRY

Posted on 19 August 2026

WorkSafe’s Safety Soapbox newsletter for the construction and utilities industry this month looks at the number one killer on Victorian construction sites – falls.

WORKSAFE TRIALS TO REDUCE PSYCHOLOGICAL INJURIES

Posted on 19 August 2026

Workers in some of Victoria's most vulnerable industries will contribute to our understanding of psychological injuries and inform the next generation of psychological health and...

ASK RENATA

Posted on 19 August 2026

Hi Renata – Does my workplace have to have first aid officers and a first aid kit available to workers? The short answer to both...

VAHPA RALLY REPEATS CALLS FOR SUSTAINABLE WORKLOADS AND RESPECT

Posted on 19 August 2026

Victorian Allied Health Professionals Association (VAHPA) members rallied outside the Peter McCallum Cancer Centre as part of their strike action on Tuesday 11 August, calling...

PROPOSED DELAYS ON 15 SUBSTANCES EXPOSES WORKERS TO FURTHER PREVENTABLE RISK

Posted on 12 August 2026

In preparation for the transition from workplace exposure standards (WES) to workplace exposure limits (WEL) on 1 December 2026, Victorian employers can look to guidance...

UNDERWHELMING RESPONSE TO EMPLOYEE REPRESENTATION RECOMMENDATIONS

Posted on 12 August 2026

The Victorian Government this week responded to the recommendations of the Independent Review into Employee Representation. The Review examined the effectiveness of current Health and Safety Representative (HSR) and Authorised...

$100,000 FINE FOR CRANE INCIDENT ON WARRINGAL HOSPITAL ROOF

Posted on 12 August 2026

Major Crane Logistics Pty Ltd has been convicted and fined $100,000 after an unsecured pallet was dropped onto the Warringal Private Hospital in Heidelberg, causing...

SAFE WORK AUSTRALIA PROJECT TO REDUCE WORKERS’ COMPENSATION STIGMA

Posted on 12 August 2026

Workers’ compensation provides an important safety net to workers who become injured or ill because of work. It provides financial support and other assistance so...

ASK RENATA

Posted on 12 August 2026

Hi Renata – Every time we identify a hazard that needs money spent on a control, our employer says the cost is not reasonably practicable...

FSU PUSH BACK AGAINST COMMONWEALTH BANK’S EXCESSIVE SURVEILLANCE

Posted on 12 August 2026

The Finance Sector Union of Australia (FSU) are pushing back against the Commonwealth Bank’s (CBA) refusal to stop using tracking apps to excessively monitor workers...

FORKLIFT STRIKE RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT WHETHER ENFORCEABLE UNDERTAKINGS DELIVER ACCOUNTABILITY

Posted on 5 August 2026

Godfrey Hirst Australia Pty Ltd, a carpet manufacturing company, has resolved alleged breaches of Victoria’s OHS Act through an Enforceable Undertaking (EU) accepted by WorkSafe...

NEW VICTORIAN CABINET ANNOUNCED AND NEW MINISTER FOR WORKSAFE

Posted on 5 August 2026

Following the recent change in leadership of the Victorian Government the new Premier Ben Carroll unveiled a new cabinet of 20 ministries. The ministry for...

VCAT ISSUES STRONG MESSAGE ON WORKPLACE SEXUAL HARASSMENT

Posted on 5 August 2026

A recent Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) decision reminds employers that failing to prevent workplace sexual harassment is a serious matter, and failing to...

SECOND COMPANY FINED AFTER QUALITY ASSURANCE VERIFICATION FAILURES

Posted on 5 August 2026

Colab Building Tech Pty Ltd, now in liquidation, has been convicted and fined $400,000 after a large section of structural steel framework collapsed at the...

PARLIAMENT PASSES DANGEROUS GOODS OVERHAUL AND PUTS DIRECTORS IN THE SAFETY SPOTLIGHT

Posted on 5 August 2026

Company directors and senior executives are urged to review and strengthen their involvement in the safety culture and safety system decision making processes of their...

ASK RENATA

Posted on 5 August 2026

Hi Renata – How can I help a DWG member with bullying in the workplace when our employer says that the Human Resources department is...

DEMOLITION COMPANY AND DIRECTOR SENTENCED AFTER ASBESTOS REMOVAL BREACHES

Posted on 29 July 2026

Coffield Trading Pty Ltd and sole company director Shayne Coffield have both been sentenced in the Ballarat Magistrates’ Court for their failure to engage a...

PIZZA DOUGH ROLLER CRUSH RESULTS IN $14K FINE

Posted on 29 July 2026

Babylon Automotive Services Pty Ltd (BAS) is a registered proprietary company that trades as ‘Fantastic Kebabs and Pizza’ in Mooroolbark, selling cooked foods such as...

WORKSAFE LAUCHES FREE NOISE BASICS WORKSHOPS

Posted on 29 July 2026

WorkSafe is launching a free, online occupational health and safety (OHS) Noise Basics workshop for employers, managers, supervisors in Victoria.

SAFETY ALERT: ELECTRIC SHOCKS FROM DAMAGED ELECRICAL LEADS

Posted on 29 July 2026

Following multiple incidents where employees have received electric shocks when handling electrical leads and plugs connected to electrically powered mobile equipment across healthcare, aged care...

NEW SAFE WORK AUSTRALIA GUIDANCE: AI AND DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES

Posted on 29 July 2026

Just days after we reported on the Victorian government announcement of laws to regulate the use of AI in the workplace and the Federal Government...

ASK RENATA

Posted on 29 July 2026

Hi Renata – WorkSafe recently visited our workplace and spoke with our employer about psychological hazards raised by the staff in our bar, hospitality and...

TUNNELLING COMPANIES CALLED OUT OVER SILICA DUST RISKS

Posted on 29 July 2026

Tunnel workers engaged in the construction of multi-billion-dollar projects, including Brisbane’s Cross River Rail, Sydney’s Metro tunnels, and Melbourne’s Metro Tunnel, have been repeatedly exposed...

RESEARCH POINTS TO WHAT MAKES AN EFFECTIVE HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE

Posted on 22 July 2026

The average worker may think that Occupational Health and Safety Committees (OHSCs) are just another box-ticking exercise for management – a group of people who...

ECO TIMBER FINED $17,500 FOR SEVERED FINGERS

Posted on 22 July 2026

Eco Timber Group (Australia) Pty Ltd has been sentenced to a fine of $17,500 for their breach of s.21 of the OHS Act after their...

SWA’S BIOLOGICAL HAZARD MODEL CODE OF PRACTICE ADOPTED BY NSW

Posted on 22 July 2026

Safe Work NSW has adopted a WHS Code of Practice: Managing the risks of biological hazards at work, effective from 10 July 2026.

SENTENCING ACT REVIEW & WORKSAFE UNDERTAKING POLICY CREATE HOPE FOR SAFETY ADVOCATES

Posted on 22 July 2026

SafetyNet readers will be familiar with our calls for the Victorian Government to respond to the twelve recommendations of the report issued by the Sentencing...

ASK RENATA

Posted on 22 July 2026

Hi Renata – I work in a school in a cold part of Victoria. The heating system for my office often does not work when...

FEDERAL AND VICTORIAN GOVERNMENTS ANNOUNCE LAWS AGAINST INTRUSIVE WORKPLACE SURVEILLANCE

Posted on 22 July 2026

Imagine turning up to work every day without knowing whether your employer is tracking your movements, timing your bathroom breaks, analysing your emotions or allowing...

MUA, VTHC & FoE INVITE YOU TO BASS STRAIT CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN

Posted on 14 July 2026

The MUA, VTHC and FoE invite you to an afternoon of music, solidarity and action, to raise funds for the campaign to clean-up Bass Strait....

EMPLOYERS MUST PROTECT WORKERS FROM PSYCHOLOGICAL HAZARD OF RACISM

Posted on 14 July 2026

The Australian Institute of Health and Safety (AIHS) has released a Position Statement warning employers, regulators and policymakers that they must recognise the harm that...

OPERATOR FINED $20K FOR RECKLESS ENDANGERMENT AFTER CRANE TIP-OVER

Posted on 14 July 2026

A mobile crane operator has been convicted and fined $20,000 for his breach of s.32 of the OHS Act – reckless endangerment placing other persons...

WORKSAFE CHARGES PLUMBER AFTER TRENCH COLLAPSE INJURES WORKER

Posted on 14 July 2026

WorkSafe has charged a plumbing contractor with safety breaches after a worker was injured when a two-metre deep trench partially collapsed.

ASK RENATA

Posted on 14 July 2026

Hi Renata – Several of my DWG members are due to return to work after mental health injury claims and our workplace does not have...

FAIR WORK DECISION SETS WORLD-LEADING STANDARDS FOR GIG WORKERS

Posted on 14 July 2026

The Transport Workers’ Union (TWU) has welcomed a Fair Work Commission (FWC) decision which could see world-first standards on pay and working conditions for tens...

HSR ALERT - ACTION REQUIRED

Posted on 14 July 2026

The issue: HSRs who have issued PINs in the past know that before considering whether a PIN should be affirmed, WorkSafe inspectors first determine whether...

ECHUCA MOAMA TAXI COMPANY FINED AFTER TWO DISABLED PASSENGER DEATHS

Posted on 8 July 2026

Echuca Moama Taxi Group Pty Ltd was convicted and sentenced in the Melbourne County Court to a fine of $133,128 for failing to ensure that...

DEMOLITION COMPANY FINED $200K AFTER UNCONTROLLED COLLAPSE

Posted on 8 July 2026

A partial collapse that occurred during a demolition task and trapped two workers in a scissor lift has resulted in a $200,000 fine for demolition...

VICTORIAN LOCAL GOVERNMENT JOBS CODE BILL INTRODUCED

Posted on 8 July 2026

Minister for local government Paul Hamer has introduced a Local Government Legislation Amendment (Stronger Communities) Bill 2026 to parliament, designed to deliver the Victorian Government's...

NEW HIGH CONSEQUENCE AND EXPLOSIVE DANGEROUS GOODS REGULATIONS

Posted on 8 July 2026

In a legislative overhaul that modernises the regulation of dangerous goods and strengthens WorkSafe’s ability to enforce compliance with dangerous goods laws, the new Dangerous...

VEOHRC AND WORKSAFE TEAM UP TO FIGHT WORKPLACE SEXUAL HARASSMENT

Posted on 8 July 2026

With protections for workers from workplace sexual harassment existing in both the Equal Opportunity Act 2010 and the Occupational Health and Safety Act 2004 it...

ASK RENATA

Posted on 8 July 2026

Hi Renata – My workmates and I often work on location and on a 24/7 roster. I have noticed there is no women’s toilet despite...

MAMDANI ACTS TO PROTECT NEW YORK CITY WORKERS FROM HEAT HAZARDS

Posted on 1 July 2026

Last week in New York alongside workers’ unions, community organisations, City agency commissioners and workers, Mayor Zoran Mamdani signed an Executive Order directing a whole-of-government...

BENDIGO LABORATORY FINED FOR FAILURE TO MONITOR HEALTH

Posted on 1 July 2026

A laboratory service company in Bendigo has been fined for breaching their OHS Act s.22 duty to monitor the health and conditions of their employees,...

$330K FINE FOR TRANSPORT COMPANY IN LAUNDRY TRUCK FATALITY

Posted on 1 July 2026

Rodrigues Transport Pty Ltd has been sentenced in the Melbourne County Court this week over a fatal fall from the tailgate of a laundry truck....

RECORD $3.4M FINE FOR BAKERY IN VICTORIA’S SECOND INDUSTRIAL MANSLAUGHTER CASE

Posted on 1 July 2026

A record $3,400,000 fine has been imposed by the Victorian Supreme Court on Risham Nominees Pty Ltd, trading as Centenary Bakehouse, following the death of...