Mint faces $3.5m fine over coin press fall Federal The Royal Australian Mint could be fined up to $3.5m for breaching federal work health and safety laws after a three-tonne coin press almost fell…
Defence fined $350,000 after RAAF worker critically injured Tuesday March 16, 2021 By Shannon Jenkins Defence The Department of Defence will pay $350,000 after being convicted of an incident that left a man's leg severed while working at a Royal Australian…
Home Affairs charged over Sydney detention centre death Wednesday March 10, 2021 By Shannon Jenkins Federal The Department of Home Affairs and its healthcare provider International Health and Medical Services have been charged with breaching federal work health and safety laws…
Construction company faces $1.5m fine following Comcare investigation Friday February 12, 2021 By Shannon Jenkins Federal Construction giant John Holland has been charged with breaching federal work health and safety laws after a worker fell part way through a New South…
Transport company charged following Comcare investigation Monday November 30, 2020 By Shannon Jenkins Federal A national transport and logistics company has been charged with breaching federal work health and safety laws over a 2018 incident that left a worker…
Construction giant charged following Comcare investigation Tuesday September 8, 2020 By Shannon Jenkins Federal The Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions has charged a construction company with breaching federal work health and safety laws after a bricklayer working on the…
Defence first Commonwealth entity to be successfully prosecuted under current work safety laws Wednesday March 11, 2020 By Shannon Jenkins Defence The Department of Defence has become the first Australian government entity to be prosecuted for breaching work safety laws after a cadet sustained serious injuries.
