Woodside in fears of sabotage
Posted in NewsWoodside Energy has called in police over fears of industrial sabotage at the Karratha gas plant – Australia’s most important …
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Tourists flock to ‘Australia’s Chernobyl’ despite health risks
Posted in NewsIt’s the most contaminated site in the southern hemisphere and has been wiped from the maps, yet tourists continue to …
Read moreJohnson & Johnson Faces Key Test in Defense Against Talc-Safety Lawsuits
Posted in NewsJohnson & Johnson, still facing thousands of lawsuits over the safety of its signature baby powder after losing several trials, …
Read moreA warning to tourists still flocking to Australia’s most deadly town
Posted in NewsThere are a litany of reasons to head to Western Australia’s Pilbara region – the natural playground boasts some of …
Read moreAsbestos in schools: what you need to know
Posted in NewsThe Department for Education referred nearly 700 schools in England to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) as they did not provide …
Read moreAsbestos test scheduled
Posted in NewsBuildings, parks and roads in the heart of Canberra will be surveyed for asbestos, after the National Capital Authority conceded …
Read moreJohnson & Johnson Under Criminal Investigation
Posted in NewsHousehold brand Johnson & Johnson is back in the news as a grand jury in Washington is investigating whether or …
Read moreDubbo Council votes to make penalties harsher for illegal asbestos dumping
Posted in NewsAfter it was revealed that illegal dumping of asbestos occurred at the Euchareena and Elong Elong waste facilities, Dubbo Regional …
Read moreMinistry launches Kingdom’s first asbestos profile
Posted in NewsMinister of Labour and Vocational Training Ith Sam Heng on Thursday launched the first Cambodian National Asbestos Profile, a document …
Read moreQld silicosis victims form support group
Posted in NewsVictims of the silicosis epidemic gripping Queensland’s tradies are set to meet on the Gold Coast to form a support …
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