Health stories
There were 918 data breaches that led to a staggering 1.9 billion records being compromised around the world in the first half of 2017 alone.
ICS attacks could shut down critical operational systems, damage or destroy physical equipment and threaten human safety.
There is no doubt about it, but spear-phishing is big business in 2017 - Menlo Security's Jason Steer explains how businesses can protect themselves.
Companies across Australasia were recognised for fleet safety measures aimed at cutting crashes involving at-work drivers.
Workplaces could see stronger engagement and a $2.30 return for every dollar spent as new guidance targets staff mental health.
Xero and Parrot Analytics have emerged as regional victors at Deloitte's Fast 50 awards, exemplifying NZ's diverse business growth.
A WorkSafe alert warns that workers can suffocate within minutes unless silos are locked out and confined-space controls are in place.
H&S education is often put on the same 'boring level' as watching paint dry and the deliberations of the NZ election - but now it's in a game.
A major study finds 30 minutes’ activity five days a week could prevent one in 12 deaths worldwide, especially in lower-income countries.
Poorly controlled workplace noise can raise stress and cut productivity, prompting businesses to reduce exposure beyond earmuffs.
Time of day makes little difference to students’ memory-test performance, suggesting afternoon slumps may reflect task fatigue rather than waning self-control.
Daylight saving is a reminder that tired workers are 30 per cent more likely to have accidents, WorkSafe says.
Fleet managers are being urged to tackle drowsy driving, with fatigue linked to 43 fatal crashes and 45 deaths in New Zealand in 2015.
Public voting is open as finalists for New Zealand’s innovation awards include solar-powered cow collars, quiet drones and Te Reo Maori smartphones.
Small Kiwi businesses can now spot workplace hazards in bakeries and collision repair workshops more easily through WorkSafe’s tool.
Work-related illness and injury are stripping 3.9 per cent from global GDP each year, as poor safety measures carry a heavy economic toll.
Rider deaths and serious injuries on the Northern Coromandel Loop are expected to fall as NZ Transport Agency starts a NZD $2.5 million safety upgrade.
Rising digital dependence is exposing businesses and households to more phishing scams, malware and other attacks, NZTech warns.
Small businesses risk fines and claims because frequent workplace law changes leave many owners unclear on their obligations, experts say.
New AI technology could prevent blindness in 1.7 million Australians with diabetes, after successful trial in Perth. #diabetes #AI #healthcare.
