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“Our Research Summit aims to re-invigorate the national conversation on WHS and workers’ compensation research. We will bring together over 200 key researchers, industry bodies, unions, regulators, and policy makers to identify emerging priorities and opportunities around the future of work and workplaces.”

Marie Boland, CEO

At its core, the Research Summit is an opportunity to build meaningful connections between researchers, governments and social partners on WHS and workers’ compensation topics that will endure beyond the event itself. The event not only gives delegates the opportunity to hear thought provoking keynote speeches and panel discussions but also encourages delegates to get involved, as we explore opportunities for collaboration based on data-driven insights and lived experiences.

 

Cost

Event attendance is free of charge; however, attendees will need to cover costs for their own travel and accommodation.

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Registrations will open in late March 2025. Save the date and subscribe for updates.

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We are looking forward to announcing the full program in the upcoming months.

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Further advice

SWA is not a regulator and cannot advise you about WHS issues in the workplace. If you need help please contact your state or territory work health and safety authority.