Edition 24, June-July 2004

Information is provided on the upcoming national occupational licensing forums to discuss issues raised at the recently held state/territory forums.... read more

The following stories inform you of what the Licensing line national project secretariat has been working on... read more

Falling from heights was identified by the heads of workplace safety authorities as an urgent problem requiring a co-ordinated approach within the construction industry.... read more

The connectingBusiness New South Wales Government Licensing Project aims to replace more than 70 existing systems used to process government business and professional licences with a single state-of-the-art system.... read more

The passing of the Occupational Health and Safety Amendment Bill 2004 reforms the enforcement and compliance framework for workplace safety in the Australian Capital Territory. The amended bill introduces new provisions supporting cooperation and positive compliance and strengthening enforcement powers.... read more

An updated version of the Training Package Development Handbook is now available at the Australian National Training Authority website.... read more

Ammonium Nitrate, the fertiliser that is often used by terrorists to make bombs, will be declared an explosive by the Queensland Government so that its purchase can be regulated.... read more

Register now for a free, fortnightly email alert service – ‘topic alerts’ – and be notified about new flexible learning and e-learning resources released by the Australian Flexible Learning Framework.... read more

There are many different licences, endorsements, registrations and certificates required at all three levels of Government.... read more

Information is provided on upcoming information sessions... read more