MELBOURNE, VIC. — One of the spans between piers 10 and 11 collapsed and fell 50 metres collapsed, falling 50 metres below. 35 construction workers were killed.

UC Berkeley Journalism offers a two-year Master of Journalism (MJ) degree and a summer minor, preparing students for careers in journalism.

Safe Work Australia's new rules for farms and mines using airborne contaminants are due to take effect on December 1, but industry says there has been little consultation and the rules are not practical. 

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Eleven new Ford Transit Custom police vans have revealed work safety risks linked to their interior design, Yle reports. Seat belts in the central transport compartment could be used to harm a person being transported or police officers, while poor sound insulation allows conversations from the c…

An expired certificate for a traffic management firm has disrupted construction on the $577 million light rail extension in Canberra, reigniting political tensions over the Secure Local Jobs Code. The incident occurred when Altus Traffic Pty Ltd's certificate expired, halting work and causing significant delays. The Construction, Forestry and Maritime Employees Union (CFMEU) criticized the situation, stating over 80% of site work was interrupted. Chief Minister Andrew Barr acknowledged the disruption as 'unfortunate' but defended the code's importance in ensuring worker safety and fair wages. Opposition leader Mark Parton argued the code favors interstate firms and increases project costs, citing Queensland's scrapped Best Practice Industry Conditions scheme as an alternative. Critics claim the code adds unnecessary bureaucracy, disadvantaging local businesses, while supporters emphasize its role in protecting workers' rights. The incident highlights ongoing debates about balancing economic efficiency with labor standards in public infrastructure projects.