This information sheet has been developed by the Heads of Workplace Safety Authorities (HWSA) Imported Materials with Asbestos Working Group (IMAWG). It provides information for importers, stone and tile industry workers, domestic suppliers and customers, about the potential presence of naturally occurring asbestos in some stone products.’

A report on the progress of the Asbestos National Strategic Plan 2019–2023. During this reporting period (July 2021 to June 2022), ASSEA achieved Target 9 by launching the National Residential Asbestos Heatmap, which assesses the probability of asbestos presence in the residential environment by geographic area, to inform government asbestos policy. An additional 2 targets were on track, with the remaining targets progressing but requiring ongoing work.

The ANSP includes an action for governments to develop incentives that encourage the safe removal of asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) from residential and commercial properties, including housing of Indigenous Australians. 

This is a draft report on the advantages and disadvantages of each type of incentive schemes used in Australia and overseas. 

We were pleased to participate as a Platinum Partner in the FAMANZ 2023 Asbestos Conference “Collaboration is key” held in Auckland from 21-22 March.

The annual Bunnings trade shows have officially launched for 2023, with ASEA participating in both the Melbourne and Sydney events.

ASEA also recently participated in the 2023 National General Assembly (NGA) of Local Government held by the Australian Local Government Association from 13 – 16 June. [Event ended]