NEWS & INSIGHTS

Notifiable incident laws now include psychological harm, workplace violence, and 15+ day absences. Learn what employers must report and stay compliant.

Explore how new 2026 WHS laws in NSW impact AI in the workplace, digital systems, employer obligations, and key compliance actions and expert insights from Zenergy.

From December 2025, psychosocial hazards are a core WHS obligation in Australia. Learn what’s changed, what regulators expect, and how to prepare your organisation.

Zenergy’s team volunteered at Ronald McDonald House Sydney, supporting families at Randwick Children’s Hospital and contributing to a caring community.

Zenergy proudly sponsored the Gotcha4Life Golf Day 2025, raising $6,205 to support mental fitness, connection, and community wellbeing across Australia.

Zenergy’s WHS Leaders Forum gathered industry and government leaders to discuss legislative updates, psychosocial safety, and the future of safe work in Australia.

Discover why health and safety recruitment is changing in 2026 and the leadership skills organisations should prioritise when hiring safety professionals.

Learn what the transition from WES to WEL means and how Australian businesses can prepare for compliance by December 2026.

The safety profession has evolved significantly over the past decade. Once defined primarily by compliance and operational control, it is now increasingly shaped by leadership, culture and a deeper understanding of people. As organisations face more complex risks, safety is no longer just about systems, it’s about how those systems reflect the realities of work. This shift is evident in the experiences of leaders working across some of the most complex and high-risk environments.

Learn what the transition from WES to WEL means and how Australian businesses can prepare for compliance by December 2026.

Review your WHS systems before June 30 with this EOFY compliance checklist for Australian businesses. Covers HSE planning, training, audits and psychosocial hazards

Victoria’s new psychosocial health regulations are here. Learn why compliance isn’t enough and how HSE capability reduces mental injury risk.

Working From Home Safety

If you’re one of the millions of Australians not getting your recommended eight hours sleep each day, would you be willing to let your boss into your bedroom to fix that?  Key points: Four in 10 Australians are not getting enough sleep An expert says many people underestimate the importance of sleep An inquiry has urged a national approach to address sleep issues Businesses across the country are enlisting the help of sleep consultants to audit the bedroom habits of their workers, and improve their shut-eye.