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29 May, 2023
Meet Abena Bemah, a tireless advocate for young construction workers in Ghana. Selected as a fellow to attend the 23rd World Congress on Safety and Health at Work in Sydney, Abena brings her unique insights, ground-breaking research, and deep passion to this global platform, with a clear mission: to elevate the health and safety of young workers on construction sites worldwide.
23 May, 2023
Naveen Lakshmaiya, a Fijian health and safety expert, will be attending the 23rd World Congress on Safety and Health as an esteemed fellow. In our exclusive interview, Lakshmaiya discusses the importance of innovation in health and safety, shares how his organisation is pioneering new approaches to workplace well-being, and details the multi-faceted framework they've put in place to ensure a holistic approach to employee safety.
16 May, 2023
Australia's first World Congress on workplace health and safety, hosted by SafeWork NSW and the International Labour Organization, will take place in Sydney from 27-30 November 2023. The international event will gather experts to discuss key topics including the gig economy, emerging technologies, safety culture, and psychosocial hazards. Keynote speakers include AFL legend Adam Goodes, futurist Dominic Price, and safety advocate Candice Carnahan. The Congress aims to 'Shape Change' in the evolving world of work and enhance worker protection. For more details and registration, visit www.safety2023sydney.com.
12 May, 2023
We are delighted to assist with your registration to attend the 23rd World Congress on Safety and Health at Work 2023 and have compiled the below information which should be helpful to guide you through your visa application process. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact a member of the Organising Team using the details provided below.
4 May, 2023
How can we make work health and safety (WHS) for everyone? It’s about encouraging everyone to be into safety – and making waves while doing it. So says Naomi Kemp, a powerhouse in Australia’s WHS sector.

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