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Date of Injury Limits Scope of Reasonable Administrative Action Defence

Krampe and Comcare (Compensation) [2026] ARTA 1317   Key points The [...]

By MichelleSandell|September 22, 2026|Federal Workers' Compensation, General Industry Updates|0 Comments
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Unfair Treatment or Reasonable Administrative Action?

Phillips and Comcare [2026] ARTA 1299   Key Points The [...]

By MichelleSandell|September 22, 2026|Federal Workers' Compensation, General Industry Updates|0 Comments
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An identifiable physiological change is not necessary for there to be an “ailment”

Wuth and Comcare [2022] FCAFC 42.   Key Points:   [...]

By Admin|July 19, 2022|Federal Workers' Compensation|0 Comments
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Symptoms of anxiety and stress do not amount to a psychological condition

Fittock and Comcare [2022] AATA 72.   Key Points: The [...]

By Admin|March 17, 2022|Federal Workers' Compensation|0 Comments
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Tribunal finds lower back injury not caused by prolonged sitting/standing at government department

Salehi and Comcare [2021] AATA 3294.   Key Points: The [...]

By Admin|November 29, 2021|Federal Workers' Compensation|0 Comments
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Tribunal: actions to address underperformance were reasonable

YYHQ and Comcare [2021] AATA 3809.   Key Points: The [...]

By Admin|November 29, 2021|Federal Workers' Compensation|0 Comments
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AFP Officer’s appeal dismissed – Full Federal Court upholds reliance on section 53

Leach v Comcare [2021] FCAFC 134.   Key Points: The [...]

By Admin|November 29, 2021|Federal Workers' Compensation|0 Comments
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Full Federal Court confirms compensation not payable where causal nexus between injury and employment no longer exists

Woodhouse v Comcare [2021] FCAFC 95.   Key Points: The [...]

By Admin|September 30, 2021|Federal Workers' Compensation|0 Comments
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Tribunal finds ATO Analyst suffered burnout and depression from employment

Gibson and Comcare [2021] AATA 1183.   Key Points: The [...]

By Admin|June 21, 2021|Federal Workers' Compensation|0 Comments
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Typing duties did not aggravate carpal tunnel syndrome

Cavanagh and Comcare [2021] AATA 499   Key Points: The [...]

By Admin|June 3, 2021|Federal Workers' Compensation|0 Comments
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