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Special conditions imposed on Thomas Foods International Consolidated’s workers compensation licence
Announcements
SIRA imposed special licence conditions on Thomas Foods International Consolidated’s workers compensation self-insurer licence due to compliance issues identified during a claims…
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Workers compensation reforms pass parliament
Announcements
Further reforms to the NSW workers compensation system passed in the NSW Parliament on 4 February, building on changes already passed in 2025 and prioritising prevention and…
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Recovery at work insider - Have your say on Guidelines for workplace return to work programs
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Indexation of workers compensation fees orders – 1 February 2026
Announcements
SIRA notification of current indexation amounts for workers compensation fees commencing 1 February 2026.
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Have your say on updates to the Guidelines for workplace return to work programs
Announcements
SIRA remains committed to providing support for employers and other stakeholders in the NSW personal injury schemes and improving return to work (RTW) outcomes for NSW workers
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SIRA Bulletin - Issue 71
Newsletters
This issue of the bulletin includes an opportunity to have your say on health provider regulation and the successful prosecution of workers compensation fraud.
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SIRA issues $32,600 civil penalty to QBE
Announcements
SIRA has issued a civil penalty of $32,600 to licensed insurer QBE Insurance Australia Limited (QBE) under section 9.10(1)(a) of the Motor Accident Injuries Act 2017 (the Act).
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Have your say on reform to health provider regulation in NSW personal injury schemes
Announcements
SIRA has commissioned an independent strategic review into health provider regulation in order to improve compliance, collaboration and outcomes.
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SIRA prosecutes workers compensation fraud worth more than $428,000
Regulatory action
SIRA has successfully prosecuted Anita Kaura for defrauding the Workers Compensation Scheme of over $428,000.
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