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Ryan’s legacy to improve safety culture in commercial fishing industry
The death of Ryan Donoghue in 2013 on a fishing vessel in the Gulf of Carpentaria has left a lasting legacy in the Australian commercial fishing industry.
Shipping company pleads guilty over deckhand’s death
A Darwin shipping company has been convicted and fined $190,000 in the Darwin Local Court after the death of the 37 year old deckhand Daniel Bradshaw.
Wiring rules and non-compliances
2019 marks a milestone year for the electrical industry in Australia and New Zealand with the implementation of a new set of ASNZS3000 wiring rules.
WRCAC Communique November 2018
The Workers' Rehabilitation and Compensation Advisory Council met on 8 November 2018. The Council gave approval for the following communique of the minutes to be published on the NT WorkSafe website.
Call for nominations - Workers Compensation and Rehabilitation Advisory Council
The Attorney-General and Minister for Justice invites nominations for the Workers Compensation and Rehabilitation Advisory Council.
$200k committed to safety after illegal asbestos removal
A Darwin based manufacturing and building company has committed to spend more than $200,000 to improve asbestos awareness and safety in the Northern Territory after being charged with illegal asbestos removal.
Safety and monsters - practical and relevant case studies for territory business
The 7th annual NT WHS symposium will be held at the Charles Darwin University, Casuarina Campus on October 25 and 26.
Statement - Crocodile attack East Arnhem
NT WorkSafe has been notified that a female Aboriginal Ranger has been taken by a crocodile approximately 206km south west of Yirrkala.
Take a moment for safety this October
NT WorkSafe is encouraging all Territorians to take a moment to focus on safety during October for National Safe Work Month.
Neutral links in meter boxes
This is a technical update for electrical contractors.