Our annual report details the remuneration paid to senior executives in the 2017–18 financial year.

ASEA Matters provides key updates on agency projects, activities and noteworthy media stories from the month, ensuring that our valued stakeholders are kept up to date with agency matters and asbestos news.

Dr Andy Goodall's study explores how local governments across Australia are currently contributing to residential asbestos safety. Improving how asbestos-related information is presented online will make it easier for residents to access reliable guidance.

This case study is detailed in ASEA's Improving residential asbestos safety: Opportunities for Australian local governments report.

Daniel Anderson from Cumberland Council shares how their free asbestos collection service is helping residents safely remove legacy asbestos from their homes. With over 655 households supported since 2013, the initiative aims to reduce exposure and prevent asbestos-related diseases. 

This case study is detailed in ASEA's Improving residential asbestos safety: Opportunities for Australian local governments report.

This fact sheet identifies the priority areas where asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) may pose a risk in the Australian community, based on feedback from stakeholder research and consultations.

The Asbestos Safety and Eradication Agency (ASEA) commissioned UTS: The Centre for Local Government (UTS:CLG) to identify and evaluate the effectiveness of current local government asbestos safety initiatives including the use of local government asbestos management policies.

Daniel Adler from Local Government NSW outlines key barriers to improving residential asbestos safety and highlights the important role councils play in education, regulation, and community initiatives. Learn how local governments are helping reduce asbestos exposure through awareness campaigns, safe disposal programs, and clear online information.

This case study is detailed in ASEA's Improving residential asbestos safety: Opportunities for Australian local governments report.

This report seeks to understand the barriers, motivations and options for increasing asbestos removal in the residential and commercial sectors.

Our Annual Operational and Corporate Plan sets out the Agency's priorities and key activities for a 12-month period.

This is the final annual progress report on activities undertaken by state, territory and Australian Government agencies during the first phase of the National Strategic Plan for Asbestos Management and Awareness 2014–18. It highlights the significant achievements made by all stakeholders.