Monthly Archives: January 2015

Four people have died as a car became airborne and hit a tree at Pyalong, Victoria, Australia.  The crashed car is in the rearground having left the road and hit a tree. I think this officer of Victoria Police is onto … Continue reading →

Playing and working in heat is “hot topic” in the media for at least a few days every year at the Australian Open Tennis.  It affects players but also other people working and volunteering at the tennis; umpires, line umpires and children … Continue reading →

Physical activity is unlike some other hazards.  Reducing many hazards in their magnitude is always – as a goal – a good idea.  Some hazards are related to risk in such a way that less exposure to the hazard is … Continue reading →