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Why Are NSW Mines Failing to Report Psychosocial Incidents on Time? – SafetyAtWorkBlog

by David Walker
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In December 2025, New South Wales’ Resources Regulator issued a Safety Bulletin to the mining industry about the late reporting of psychosocial incidents. That Regulator has required notification of this type of incident since February 2025. The mystery remains, though, about why these notifications were delayed.

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