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Tuesday 31 December 2024
Victorians are being warned they risk more than just life and property if they illegally set off their own fireworks this New Year's Eve.
Monday 18 November 2024
WorkSafe is reminding owners of distress signals (commonly known as flares) about the requirement to dispose of them safely.
Thursday 15 August 2024
WorkSafe is issuing a reminder about the serious risk of injury workers face when filling portable equipment with petrol.
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