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Synthesized monitoring of psychosocial hazards, mental health legislation, and industrial relations law changes across all Australian jurisdictions.

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Critical Update: PAW Decommissioning

The national People at Work platform is closing. Is your data secure?

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National Updates

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Psychosocial risk central to workforce change

Psychosocial safety has become a central pillar of WHS strategy, and in 2026 is expected to become a defining feature of organizational performance.

27 Feb 2026
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Psychosocial safety now a core governance issue

Regulators are increasing scrutiny on workplaces regarding psychological risk as a safety issue.

11 Feb 2026
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Expanded WHS Incident-Notification Rules Across Australia

Australia has broadened its WHS incident-notification requirements, meaning employers must now report violent incidents, work-related suicides or attempts, and absences of 15+ days due to work-related injury or illness.

23 Jan 2026
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Managing Technology-Driven WHS Risks

Regulators expect businesses to manage WHS risks related to the adoption of AI, automation, drones, robotics, and digital systems.

23 Jan 2026
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Expanded Incident Notification Rules in Australia

Australia has broadened its WHS incident notification requirements, mandating the reporting of violent incidents (including sexual assault), work-related suicides or attempts, and extended absences (15+ days) due to...

5 Dec 2025
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This information is general in nature and provided for awareness and documentation support only. It does not constitute legal, clinical, or professional advice. Regulatory obligations vary by jurisdiction and circumstances. Organisations should refer to relevant regulators or qualified professionals for advice specific to their situation.