Cost of living, fatigue, and burnout put pressure on workplace mental health

Aussie workplaces facing new pressures post-pandemic, research reveals.

26 September, 2023

Half of all Australian businesses to consider overseas suppliers, research finds

Over half of businesses to look offshore for suppliers and customers within the next 12 months.

20 September, 2023

Research reveals human connection is missing link to building future-proof workplace

New research reveals employees still prefer remote working and are more cost-conscious than ever.

7 August, 2023

Four in five shoppers support buying Australian-made

New research shows Australians’ preference for Australian-made goods hasn’t wavered.

21 February, 2023

Australians call for all packaging to be recyclable, survey finds

New study reveals 80 per cent of Australians say composition of a product’s packaging impacts their purchasing behaviours.

4 January, 2023

Study reveals inconsistency with surface sanitisers

Not all surface sanitisers behave the same when it comes to inactivating norovirus, study finds.

19 September, 2022

New research centre to improve indoor air quality in buildings

QUT Professor to lead $5 million training centre to reduce airborne infections through improved indoor air quality for better public health in new building systems.

2 August, 2022

The future economy is circular, according to business leaders

New report measures how businesses are tracking in their understanding and implementation of the circular economy.

25 November, 2020

New research offers blueprint for return to work

Wellbeing and belonging named top two global trends this year.

29 May, 2020

IEHA partners with US hospitality college

Organisations to develop research to assist hotel housekeepers.

13 May, 2019

Copper proves to be a powerful infection fighter

Joint US-Chile research finds copper to be a powerful tool in the fight against healthcare-associated infections when used as a complement to cleaning and disinfection.

3 February, 2016

Ambulance cleaners could soon see the (UV) light at work

Researchers at the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health are looking at three ways to quickly disinfect emergency vehicles using ultraviolet (UV) light.

19 January, 2016