By API User
8 December 2023 With predictions for a scorching summer on the horizon, SafeWork NSW is urging workers and businesses to start planning for how they will stay safe. Employers have the primary duty of care for employees and are encouraged to develop a workplace heat management plan in consultation with their health and safety representatives … Continued
By API User
The number of government-funded skills training students grew in the first half of this year, but remains lower than the comparable period last year, according to an assessment of government data undertaken by the Independent Tertiary Education Council Australia (ITECA), the peak body representing independent skills training, higher education, and international education providers. Data released … Continued
By API User
The carp herpes virus should be released into Australia’s freshwater rivers to save our native fish populations and their habitats. The bold move is supported by Dr Martin Mallen-Cooper, one of Australia’s most-respected river ecologists in the latest episode of OzCast, the official podcast of OzFish Unlimited. Following decades of studying Australia’s freshwater ecosystems, Dr … Continued
By API User
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, 20TH NOVEMBER 2023 – While Aussies may blame stress for why they struggle to sleep, new research has found it’s not just your thoughts keeping you up at night. Sleep nutrition expert Olivia Arezzolo says there is a major link between the foods we eat, and the quality of our sleep. “Lack … Continued
By API User
Australians are embracing solar energy Next generation of solar panels deliver greater power, efficiency and design for homeowners With Australia enjoying approximately 2,700 to 3,300 hours of sunshine annually, it’s not surprising that our nation has embraced solar power so enthusiastically. With over 3.4 million homes now outfitted with rooftop solar photovoltaic (PV) systems, Australia … Continued
By API User
Greater focus on inclusive design – including improving Australian Standards – will improve the liveability of the built environment for all people, says a UNSW expert. A new study has found that the majority of washbasins in accessible bathrooms are not usable for some wheelchair users. While accessible bathrooms are designed to enable independent, safe … Continued
By API User
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, 20TH NOVEMBER 2023 – With processed food (47%) and takeaway (38%) sitting at the top of the ‘go-to’ foods Australians consume when feeling stressed, leading sleep nutrition expert Olivia Arezzolo warns of the ripple effect diet can have on sleep and overall health when good nutrition goes out the window during stressful or … Continued
By API User
As the festive season and warmer weather approaches, it can be tempting to extend our indulgences to our furry friends, but your diet choices could lead to “ruff” consequences! The holiday season comes with delicious food, gatherings with family and friends, and warm Aussie summer days. These factors can all contribute to us not … Continued
By API User
Dig in at DIG IT these the school holidays Photos and filmed vision here Australia’s first ever mini-excavator park Dig It at Tamborine Mountain just an hour from Brisbane and the Gold Coast is ready for its first Christmas holiday season – the hard hats are hanging, the high viz is shining and … Continued
By API User
Farmers, growers and producers across the Scenic Rim have something to say: rather than buying from international online stores or shops that stock imports, this year give something grown or gathered and make your presents really (heart)felt. Support #agrownandgatheredxmas – imagery here This year, make your presents matter, whether it be a Secret Santa for … Continued
