Key WHS laws in Australia: ensuring safety from day one
When setting up a business in Australia, creating a safe and compliant workplace isn’t just good practice – it’s a legal obligation.
Supporting employees with chronic conditions starts with strong WHS practices
Half of Australian employees living with chronic conditions choose not to disclose them to their employers.
The workplace safety manual for employers
Whether you’re starting a business or have proudly held the title of Employer of Choice for years, safety at work should be a top priority. But where do you begin? …
Understanding Work Health and Safety representatives

A robust workplace safety plan is important, but it’s useless if it isn’t being implemented.
Important update for Victoria: new OHS psychological health regulations coming

The Victorian Government has officially announced that dedicated Occupational Health and Safety (Psychological Health) Regulations are expected to be finalised by October 2025
An employer’s blueprint to WHS compliance in construction
Did you know the construction industry accounts for one in every five worker fatalities?
Psychological vs psychosocial safety: why the distinctions matter for Aussie businesses
Understanding these terms is not only essential for creating clearer policies but also for ensuring compliance with Australian workplace laws and guidelines.
6 steps to building a positive safety culture in the workplace
A strong safety culture not only prevents injuries and accidents but also boosts employee morale, enhances productivity, and helps build a positive reputation with clients and stakeholders.
WHS training is critical. Here’s how to implement it
Providing effective workplace safety training is essential for every employee, regardless of their role or experience level.
Prepared, not panicked: your guide to workplace emergency safety response plans
Whether it’s a fire, medical emergency, natural disaster, or other incidents, having a well-structured workplace emergency response plan is crucial.