Skip to content
Back to News Hub
Government QLD, Industrial Relations

MEU determined to bring workers’ voices to Resources Safety and Health Queensland review

Mining and Energy Union Queensland District < 1 mins read

The Mining and Energy Union acknowledges the announcement of a review into Queensland’s resources safety framework, and we will be engaging strongly to ensure workers’ voices are front and centre throughout the process. 

Our priority is clear: every worker must come home safe, every shift. 

We look forward to hearing from the Minister and anticipate a meaningful opportunity to contribute. We will be ensuring that the everyday experiences of members help shape the future of safety regulation in Queensland.


Contact details:

Rosie Wilson - 0421 808 958

More from this category

  • Industrial Relations, Travel Tourism
  • 14/02/2026
  • 07:24
AWU

Lovers’ tiff ruins Valentine’s Day as Australian skydiving instructors strike

Many might think jumping out of a plane with your sweetheart is the last thing you would do to show your love but for Skydive Australia it’s aselling point. And many Australian couples have signed up to fall head over heels this Valentine’s Day. But a lovers’ tiff threatens to ruin their special day. Experience Co, which operates as Skydive Australia at jump sites up and down the east coast, from Cairns to St Kilda, has walked away from pay negotiations with their instructors. On Valentine's Day no less! As a consequence of the lovers' quarrel Skydive Australia instructors will…

  • Industrial Relations, Travel Tourism
  • 14/02/2026
  • 05:35
AWU

Lovers’ tiff ruins Valentine’s Day as Australian skydiving instructors strike

Many might think jumping out of a plane with your sweetheart is the last thing you would do to show your love but for Skydive Australia it’s aselling point. And many Australian couples have signed up to fall head over heels this Valentine’s Day. But a lovers’ tiff threatens to ruin their special day. Experience Co, which operates as Skydive Australia at jump sites up and down the east coast, from Cairns to St Kilda, has walked away from pay negotiations with their instructors. On Valentine's Day no less! As a consequence of the lovers' quarrel Skydive Australia instructors will…

  • Government QLD, National News Current Affairs
  • 10/02/2026
  • 16:14
Alannah & Madeline Foundation

Queenslanders cannot settle for Australia’s weakest gun laws

The Alannah & Madeline Foundation and the Australian Gun Safety Alliance are bitterly disappointed that the Queensland government has turned its back on national gun reform. Australian Gun Safety Alliance convenor and Alannah & Madeline Foundation advocacy advisor Stephen Bendle said: “The Queensland Premier this week claimed to be strengthening gun laws, but the truth is that these reforms only enforce tougher penalties once a crime has already been committed. Alarmingly, some of his statements directly repeat the rhetoric of the firearm industry. “Every other jurisdiction is considering significant reform such as restricting the type of weapons that were used…

Media Outreach made fast, easy, simple.

Feature your press release on Medianet's News Hub every time you distribute with Medianet. Pay per release or save with a subscription.

Book a demo Explore our plans