One week to go until our first webinar of 2026! Join us as we explore what you can do to improve the safety of your home and what monitoring is revealing about the spaces we live in.
Safer shared air in the home
Tuesday 28th April at 12:00pm AEST
Register now: bit.ly/sap-home
🤝 Meet the speakers: Safer shared air in the home webinar
Prof Rebecca Bentley
Director, Healthy Housing CRE
Jo Reynolds
Lived experience representative
Pippa Soccio
Senior Research Scientist, CSIRO
Join us on Tuesday 28th April at 12:00pm AEST
Registration now: bit.ly/sap-home
Absolutely - everyone who registers will receive an email when the recording is published 🙂
We’d love you to join us - it’s free to register!
Date: Tuesday 28th April
Time: 12:00pm AEST
Cost: Free
Registration: bit.ly/sap-home
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Let’s discuss safer shared air where we spend so much of our time - our homes. We'll explore why safer air in the home is so critical, practical strategies you can use, as well as the latest research in the area.
Read more about how indoor air quality impacts health in this excellent article in Facility Perspectives written by the Australian Centre for Disease Control: bit.ly/fp-iaq
When we talk about safer air, we’re talking about healthier buildings, fewer risks in shared indoor spaces, and better health outcomes for everyone - especially for people living with chronic conditions.
#SaferAirProject #CleanAir #HealthyBuildings
Indoor Air 2026 is the world's leading conference on indoor air quality and the built environment, and we’re proud to be charity partners for the event. Don’t miss out on the early bird savings on offer until April 15th.
📢 Indoor Air 2026 early bird registration extended to April 15th 2026!
Learn more and register at www.indoorair2026.org/Registration
If your organisation would like to become an Annual sustaining partner as well, it's not too late! Email info@saferairproject.com to learn more.
Humidity plays an important part in indoor air quality, and getting the balance right helps create indoor environments that are healthier and safer for everyone.
We're very grateful to Condair for their ongoing support, and are looking forward to working together again in 2026!
Condair 2026 Annual sustaining partner
We’re pleased to share that Condair Australia are joining us as a 2026 Annual sustaining partner.
Condair brings global expertise in humidity control and healthy indoor environments, and we’re so glad to have their support as we continue working to keep safer air on the agenda across Australia.
Whether you’re caring for an at-risk family member, interested in healthy housing, or looking for practical ways to improve the air in your home, we’re sure you’ll enjoy this webinar.
This webinar will explore how indoor air affects health and wellbeing in domestic environments, particularly when infections are present in the household, when family members are at higher risk, or when issues such as mould and other pollutants are present.
While shared air is often discussed in the context of public spaces, it is just as important in our homes – where we all spend so much of our time.
Safer shared air in the home
Join us for the first in our 2026 webinar series: Safer shared air in the home.
Date: Tuesday 28th April
Time: 12:00pm AEST
Cost: Free
Registration: bit.ly/sap-home
#SaferSharedAir #SaferAirAtHome #SaferAirProject
We’ll be sharing more details soon, but for now please save the date for what promises to be an important and informative discussion!
We’re thrilled to announce our first webinar for 2026, Safer shared air in the home.
Taking place on 28 April, the webinar will explore the importance of healthier indoor air in the space we spend so much of our time - our home.
An informative piece from the Australian Centre for Disease Control in the latest issue of Facility Perspectives, from Facility Management Association of Australia
#SaferAir #IndoorAirQuality #PublicHealth
Air quality in buildings is a core public health issue that significantly shapes the health of Australians.
We couldn't agree more! Indoor air quality is a public health issue that shapes the health, wellbeing and day-to-day lives of all Australians. That’s why safer air matters in schools, healthcare, workplaces and shared spaces in every community across the country.
Full article: bit.ly/fp-iaq
Join the Centre for Safe Air's webinar today, chaired by Dr Sabrina Idrose (University of Melbourne) with guests including Safer Air Project EAG member Distinguished Professor Lidia Morawska (Thrive & QUT) and with Dr Fatma Nur (The University of Queensland).
When: 19th March at 12pm (AEDT)
Microplastics are now found across nearly all environments, including the air we breathe. While much of the conversation to date has focused on plastics in water and food, inhalable microplastics are an emerging area of research with important implications for both human health and the environment.
🚨 The NSW Parliament’s Clean indoor air inquiry webcast is live!
Today’s hearings are now underway - you can find the webcast here: ponsw.events.corrivium.live/macquarie
All are welcome to attend in person, otherwise we will share the link for online viewing on Monday.
#SaferSharedAir #IndoorAirQuality
📅 The second round of oral hearings for the NSW Legislative Council Health Committee's Inquiry into clean indoor air are being held on Monday 16th March, in the Macquarie Room, Parliament House, Sydney.
You can see the full program here - www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/lcdocs/trans...
We're keen to hear your views too, so please send us your comments so they can help inform our response. Email info@saferairproject.com
Read the Model Code of Practice here: www.safeworkaustralia.gov.au/doc/model-co...
Indoor air quality affects every workplace and every worker. With thoughtful improvements, this Code of Practice could help ensure safer shared air becomes a standard part of how we protect health at work and we welcome it's publication.
Safe Work Australia has released a draft Model Code of Practice on managing biological hazards at work, and it’s encouraging to see stronger recognition that indoor air quality plays a critical role in managing these risks.
The air we share indoors is central to how biological hazards spread, yet it has rarely been treated as a core workplace safety issue. A new draft Code of Practice from Safe Work Australia is beginning to change that.
Thank you to Precise Air and Airgene for joining us in this work in 2026.
If your organisation would like to explore becoming an Annual Sustaining Partner, we’d love to hear from you.
#SaferSharedAir #IndoorAirQuality #AnnualSupporter