If you manage commercial property in South Australia, the Automated External Defibrillators (Public Access) Act 2022 has likely crossed your desk. Here's the detail that catches most landlords off guard, and what to do about it.
Read the article →Practical guides on AED installation, maintenance, and compliance for businesses Australia-wide. Written for property managers, business owners, and facility teams who want clear, straightforward information — without the legal jargon or sales pitch.
Do Northern Territory commercial buildings legally need an AED in 2026? A clear guide to WHS duty, the NT Code’s heat exclusion, St John NT registration and the Heart Grant.
Do Tasmanian commercial buildings legally need an AED in 2026? A clear guide to WHS duty of care, the Community AED Fund, GoodSAM registration, and the 1,300+ registered AEDs statewide.
Do ACT commercial buildings legally need an AED in 2026? A clear guide to WHS duty of care, the 2022 Castley motion, ACT Emergency Services and registration via St John ACT.
Do WA commercial buildings legally need an AED in 2026? A clear guide to WHS duty of care, WorkSafe WA Bulletin 11, the St John WA registry, and the Lotterywest Heart Grant.
Do Queensland commercial buildings legally need an AED in 2026? A clear, honest guide to QLD WHS duty of care, the Code of Practice, QAS registration, and where AEDs make sense.
Does Victorian OHS law require an AED in your workplace? A practical guide to the OHS Act 2004, WorkSafe Victoria’s 2021 Compliance Code, and the ‘reasonably practicable’ test for property managers and employers.
Do Sydney sporting clubs and gyms need an AED? A practical guide to NSW WHS duty of care, the Office of Sport grant program, and the clinical case for sporting facilities.
In a SA multi-tenant commercial building, who actually carries the AED obligation under the 2022 Act? A practical guide for landlords, body corporates and property managers — covering ownership boundaries, AED count, signage, and registration.
NSW workplaces don’t have AED-specific legislation, but WHS duty of care still bites. Here’s what the SafeWork NSW (NSW Government) First Aid in the Workplace Code of Practice actually requires for first aid and AEDs in 2026.
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