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Safe Work Australia commissioned the University of Wollongong to conduct a feasibility study into the composition, emissions, and potential health risks of engineered, ceramic and natural stone. The study was commissioned in 2024 to help inform the review of the engineered stone prohibition. 

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Crystalline silica and silicosis
Engineered Stone Ban
Working with crystalline silica substances
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