Key Work Health and Safety Statistics Australia 2026
Safe Work Australia’s Key Work Health and Safety Statistics is the 2026 snapshot of WHS in Australia, analysing national safety data on work-related fatalities, injuries, and diseases.
Is your training making a difference?
Evaluate whether your training is working, how people apply their learning at work and where to improve with Workplace Dimensions.
How to build a business case for leadership development
Learn how to build a business case for leadership development, address objections and secure the support, budget and commitment to make it work.
The unwritten rules: How workplace culture really takes shape
Discover how workplace culture forms through everyday behaviours, unwritten rules and team norms, and how these shape the way people work together.
As a leader, do you practise reflexivity?
Discover how reflexivity can help leaders build self-awareness, challenge assumptions and make more considered decisions using four practical steps.
Melissa Williams named International Learning & Training Professional of the Year 2026
Learning Dimensions Network (LDN) is proud to announce that CEO and Lead Instructional Designer Melissa Williams has been awarded Gold for the 2026 International Learning or Training Professional of the Year at the Stevie® Awards for Great Employers.
Psychosocial safety poll results
The LDN psychosocial safety poll results are in – workload, resourcing and role clarity need more focus. We look at what the result tells us about job demands, unclear responsibilities and questions leaders should be asking before pressure turns into harm.
LDN recognised with Silver Globee® Award for Excellence
LDN has been awarded a Silver Globee® Award for Excellence for The LDN Way. The International Globee® Awards for Excellence honour organisations that set high standards in performance, leadership, innovation and impact.
One workforce. One learning journey.
Most organisations invest in training to build capability, reduce risk and improve performance.
Workers’ Memorial Day and World Day for Safety and Health at Work
On 28 April each year, International Workers’ Memorial Day is observed across Australia and