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• JANUARY 2006
• NSW - TWU calls for WorkCover to investigate truck accidents - from AAP
• SA appoints new workers comp manager
• Registered Training Organisation
  
• DECEMBER 2005
• Fed Stress on Claims 23 Dec
• QLD: Laws to keep unfit drivers off the road Monday, 19 December, 2005
• Fed: New name for a wider scope in OHS -Thursday, 08 December, 2005
• NSW introduces new workers comp bill Tuesday, 29 November, 2005
• NSW: Improvements to workers comp dispute resolution?Thursday, 01 December, 2005
  
• NOVEMBER 2005
• Tasmania - Tas’s workers comp changes still delayed
• Vic - $155m for injured workers Thursday, 03 November, 2005
• Compensation Claims to outlive victims 3 Nov 2005
• Ministers agree to pursue national privacy laws
• Qld strengthens privacy laws
• QLD Wage recoveries and OHS fines at record highs
  
• OCTOBER 2005
• Maurice J. Kerrigan & Associates Accreditation Extended
• FED: Govt to double workplace inspectors as part of IR reform AAP 06 Oct 2005
• ACT - Awareness program aims to reduce workplace injuries Canberra Times Thursday, 06 October, 2005
  
• SEPTEMBER 2005
• NSW: Contractor denies wrongdoing after apprentice injured
• Vic: Workplace bullying on the rise: study
• Vic: Workshops on preventing bullying
• $32.5 million returned to NSW workers
• NSW: No hidden cameras for big brother
• More than 2 million work-related deaths annually, says ILO
  
• AUGUST 2005
• Courts come down hard on political incorrectness CCH
• SA: WorkCover releases plain English OHS&W kit
• Forklifts and pedestrian safety from CCH Australia
• Fed: Chronic pain cost more than $5 billion a year: Abbott © 2005 AA
• Vic: Hair salon boss cleared of harassment claims AAP
• SA: Deckhand washed overboard CCH Friday, 12 August, 2005
• Terrorism - who covers the cost of claims? Thur 28 July By Ralph Grayden, workers compensation journalist CCH
• Qld: Unsafe meat sorting process CCH Monday 8 August 2005
• WA: Taskforce cracks down on 'lawless' construction industry AAP Monday 8 Aug 2005
• NSW: Tech rage becoming a problem in the office AAP Monday 8 Aug 2005
• Vic worried about Howard's work safety agenda Friday, 05 August, 2005 CCH Australia
• Scientists design system to combat fraud
• Federal government to raise the bar on stress claims? SMH
• NSW: No criminal charges recommended over teen's roof fall death
• Surveillance in the workplace - an employer's rights and obligations
• New laws aimed at reducing truck driver fatigue
• High Court warning on workplace safety
• NSW OHS code prods directors and managers into action
• Personal injury laws 'gone too far'
  
• JUNE 2005
• Registered Training Organisation
• Caught Out by Surveillance
• Private Security Act 2004 implemented

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