Vol. 3 No. 1 (2026): Workers’ Memorial Day 2026, an International Trade Union Movement

We again mark Workers' Memorial Day in 2026. This year in New Zealand the day has special significance because some of the reforms that followed the deaths of 29 miners in the Pike River Mine Disaster in 2010 are under threat.

Published: 2026-04-10

Editorial

Letter from the editor

Christopher Peace
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Letters to the Editor

Rethinking “Critical Risks” and the Hidden Burden of Workplace Harm

Michael Bates
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Engineering Controls, TAIC Findings, and Exposure in Rail Work Environments

Chris Clarke
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Opinion Piece

Occupational health and workplace wellbeing: Why the differences matter

Karen Michell
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Case Studies

Practical application of assessment tools for WRMSD risks – A case study in apiculture

Jane Pierce, Leanne Hunter, Joanne O Crawford
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Research Papers

Algorithmic Risk and Neuroinclusion AI, Psychosocial Safety, and the Rights of Neurodivergent Workers in Aotearoa New Zealand

Nicola Knobel
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Review Papers

Protection Without Prevention Examining the Hidden Cost of New Zealand’s No-Fault ACC System for Noise-Induced Hearing Loss

Mitchell Kemper
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Graduate Communications

AI-Driven Decision-Making in Workplace Safety: Enhancing Risk Assessment and Compliance in Healthcare Settings

Disha Jain
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The Impact of Emergency Planning and First Aid Communication on Injury Rates in The New Zealand Mining Industry A Rapid Review

Harish Muthusamy Muthuswamy Gopalan
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Written but not heard: A rapid review of first aid and emergency communication in New Zealand forestry

Shveta Bhalothia
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Emergency Planning in New Zealand’s Road and Civil Construction Sector A Rapid Review of Effectiveness in Injury Mitigation

Melbin Matthew
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Book Reviews

Review of BS 30480: Suicide and the Workplace: Implications for Health, Safety, and Wellbeing Practice in Aotearoa New Zealand

Erika Clarry, Dougal Sutherland
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