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Safe Work Australia has released a new suite of resources targeting one of the construction industry’s most persistent and underaddressed hazards: gender-based violence. For construction businesses across Queensland and the rest of Australia, these resources aren’t just a policy update. They’re a signal that the industry needs to take this issue seriously, practically and urgently. […]

From February 2026, Workplace Health and Safety Queensland (WHSQ) will begin a statewide proactive compliance campaign targeting falling objects in construction.  If you run a building company, trade crew, scaffolding outfit, precast operation, or you regularly act as a principal contractor in Bundaberg, this isn’t just “another safety push”. Falling objects are a sharp-edge risk:

Agricultural operations across the Bundaberg Region face unique workplace health and safety challenges during peak production periods. From sugarcane harvesting to macadamia processing, citrus operations, berry farms and vegetable production spanning Childers, Gin Gin, Bargara and surrounding areas, the demands of harvest season place considerable pressure on safety systems and operational protocols. The primary challenge

Workplace health and safety in Bundaberg requires practical, effective systems that work in real-world conditions. Construction projects, civil infrastructure, maintenance operations, fabrication workshops, and warehouse facilities sustain regional growth. Teams operate across Bargara, Childers, Gin Gin, and throughout the surrounding areas, frequently managing multiple sites within a single operational day. Within this dynamic environment, workplace