Follow the 8-step framework to develop an illegal asbestos disposal strategy and link it to relevant actions for your local area. This approach is appropriate irrespective of whether illegal asbestos disposal is managed as part of other strategies or separately.

National Asbestos Awareness Campaign Accountable Authority Certification.

The disclosure log list the information that has been released by the Asbestos and Silica Safety and Eradication Agency under the FOI Act, subject to certain exceptions.

The information described in the disclosure log table below has been released by ASSEA under the FOI Act and is available for public access.

A review of domestic and international government incentive programs directly targeting asbestos and other hazards in buildings. 

National Asbestos Awareness Week runs from 20 – 26 November 2023 (NAAW 2023) and reminds Australians to Think Twice About Asbestos in the home and workplace.

The purpose of this pack is to promote the use of recognisable imagery and consistent messaging to improve awareness and prevent exposure to asbestos fibres.

View the National Asbestos Awareness Week 2023 stakeholder pack

The main aim of the Asbestos Management Review 2012 (AMR) was ‘to make recommendations for the development of a national strategic plan to improve asbestos awareness and management’. While the AMR recommendations laid the foundations for a nationwide response to asbestos management, they necessarily have been, and continue to be, refined in their implementation.

ASEA collected feedback on the draft phase three ANSP over the September and October 2023 consultation period. This infographic summarises the comments we received through workshops, webinars, written submissions and survey responses, that all helped formulate the version of the phase three ANSP.