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Welcome to the 28 September, 2022 edition of SafetyNet. 

Happily there have been no reports of a Victorian workplace death since last journal though we have seen another very serious and disturbing carnival ride incident.

We hope you find this week's journal useful and interesting. Feel free to share it, and please, encourage others in your workplace to subscribe.

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