New WHS Statistics Reveal Three Critical Risks to Review on Site
New WHS statistics record 222 worker deaths in 2025. Behind each number is a life lost. We explore three critical risks and how businesses can better protect their people.
AI is a powerful tool. It isn’t a competent safety professional.
AI is transforming workplace health and safety, but it isn't a substitute for professional judgement. Discover why experienced WHS professionals remain essential for identifying risks, interpreting context and ensuring AI-generated advice keeps people safe.
What are we not seeing?
Most organisations can tell you their injury rates. Fewer can answer a more important question: what are we not seeing? A discussion on LTIFR, risk reduction and the limits of measuring safety through injury statistics alone.
18 New WHS Codes Have Been Released. But Most Businesses Are Asking the Wrong Question.
Since December 2025, SafeWork NSW has released 18 new and updated Codes of Practice. While many businesses are focused on what needs updating, the bigger question is whether their safety systems, procedures and controls still reflect how work is actually performed today.
Ben Kirkbride on Red Insight’s Award Submission Support
A powerful client review from Gamuda Australia’s WHS leader, Ben Kirkbride, on Red Insight’s support across three national WHS award submissions.
IWD – Carrie Loughnan
Meet Carrie Loughnan and discover the creativity, practical thinking and behind-the-scenes work she brings to Red Insight.
Spotlight on Safety: James in Action!
A glimpse of James in action on site, and the conversations that help keep workplace safety practical and front of mind.
October Safety Month: Lighting the Way to a Safer Workplace
National Safe Work Month is an opportunity to reflect on workplace safety and the everyday actions that help protect people at work.
In Memory of Brayden Asser
Remembering Brayden Asser and reflecting on the importance of people, community and safety.
A Different Perspective
Sometimes the risk becomes clearer when you change your perspective. Explore how different viewpoints and technology can help identify hazards without putting people in harm's way.