Sarah Smit

2 months ago | wamnnews.com.au | Meleva Thorn |Nelson Liu |Sarah Smit

The WA Labor Government is looking to increase it’s investment in regional WA as the election deadline draws nearer. The Cook Labor Government is promising to boost investment in Collie-Preston in a bid to diversify the town’s economy, increase community safety, make jobs, and improve healthcare. This will be achieved by the Government’s ‘Vision for Collie-Preston’. If the Cook Government wins the next election, they are pledging an extra thirty million to the Just Transition package for the town.

Nov 21, 2024 | wamnnews.com.au | Ivan Leung |Sarah Smit

K19 Mining Pty Ltd will pay a fine of $350,000 and $4,568.70 in court costs after a worker was knocked unconscious by a truck tire explosion during reinflation, causing nerve damage and hearing loss. This week, the mining company pleaded guilty in South Hedland Magistrates Court to failing to ensure workers’ safety, resulting in a breach that caused serious harm under the Work Health and Safety Act 2020.

Aug 23, 2024 | nelsonlabs.com | Sarah Smit

Course ObjectiveThis course provides a comprehensive understanding of air filtration technologies and their critical applications for personal protection, mainly including face masks, respirators, and powered air-purifying respirators (PAPR). Participants will explore core media technologies, product design, evaluation, and an in-depth understanding of how the properties of nonwoven media influence filtration efficiency and performance.

Jun 26, 2024 | mg.co.za | Sarah Smit |Des Erasmus

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Jun 25, 2024 | mg.co.za | Sarah Smit |Des Erasmus

As political parties jockey for positions in President Cyril Ramaphosa’s cabinet, former deputy finance minister David Masondo has said he is hopeful the new government will advance the sixth administration’s economic reforms. Masondo was speaking during the first day of the Operation Vulindlela conference on Tuesday, where panellists emphasised the need for political will to keep reforms on track.