The research, authored by occupational hygienist Kate Cole, revealed that up to 300 workers across three tunnelling projects in Brisbane are at risk of developing silicosis, an incurable lung disease.

The widow of a former stonemason who died of silicosis after inhaling large amounts of silica dust is warning of its dangers ...

A decades-old program operated by NIOSH to detect lung disease in coal miners is one of the federal programs that have been ...

Josh Cochran worked deep in the coal mines of West Virginia since he was 22 years old, pulling a six-figure salary that ...

This is part 3 of a series on silicosis. In the early afternoon, two women pulled up in a van between the rows of stone ...

The widow of a former stonemason is warning of the dangers of silica dust after lawyers secured a settlement in connection ...

A federal program that screens coal miners for black lung disease has been shuttered because of layoffs and budget cuts.

Following Paul's diagnosis in 2017, he instructed specialist occupational disease lawyers at Irwin Mitchell to help establish how he came into contact with the silica dust that caused his illness.

The Minns Labor Government is putting tunnelling companies across NSW on notice by auditing major projects in Sydney and across the state to ensure they are keeping their workers safe from silica dust ...