Cases of cancer triple since early 1980s, but survival rates are improving
Posted in NewsCases of cancer triple since early 1980s, but survival rates are improving Survival rates for most types of cancer are …
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Paiton joins region’s battle to beat cancer
Posted in NewsA YOUNG woman who was inspired to help those closest to her who had been touched by cancer has raised …
Read moreState Government to close down Wittenoom
Posted in NewsThe last three residents of Wittenoom will be kicked out and the town shut under legislation to be introduced in …
Read moreADSS General Manager comments on Nauru refugees exposure to asbestos
Posted in NewsRefugees living on Nauru have been exposed to potentially deadly asbestos after workers dumped it next to a settlement on …
Read more$29m awarded in Johnson & Johnson cancer case
Posted in NewsA California jury has awarded $29m to a woman who said asbestos in Johnson & Johnson’s talcum-powder-based products caused her cancer. Wednesday’s …
Read more$100M metal project riddled with safety concerns
Posted in NewsA $100 million nickel refinery recovery project would need to address a huge list of potential hazards if it proceeds, …
Read moreRio Tinto train to travel past asbestos-rich district with caution
Posted in NewsRio Tinto has introduced precautionary measures ahead of the construction of the Koodaideri rail line, as it runs through the contaminated site of …
Read moreYeronga TAFE bites the dust
Posted in NewsBrendan O’Malley, City South News December 18, 2018 6:00pm DEMOLITION work has begun on the old Yeronga TAFE site, although …
Read moreThe powder and the poison
Posted in NewsJohnson & Johnson is accused of knowing asbestos lurked in its Baby Powder. Lisa Girion reports. Darlene Coker knew she …
Read moreTreating occupational cancers in general practice
Posted in NewsFarming, mining, construction. Toiling outside and working up a good, hard sweat. These types of occupations are often seen as …
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