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Registration is open!
Early Bird Deadline: 26 June 2026
Join us for the 2026 HASANZ Conference, marking a decade of HASANZ Conferences!
We will celebrate what we’ve achieved over the last ten years, navigate today’s uncertainties, and look forward to the future with all its possibilities and advancements.
This conference is your opportunity to reflect on the past, navigate the present, and embrace the extraordinary opportunities that tomorrow will bring.
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All fees stated above are exclusive of 15% GST and in NZ Dollar ($).
*Group rate is applicable for groups of 3 or more delegates, please contact us at hasanz2026@confer.co.nz to arrange a group booking.
IOHA GEM Newsletter July-September 2025
The latest edition of the IOHA GEM Newsletter is here. A bumper issue of 51 pages full of content. Great reading for the Christmas / New Year break. Click to download.
Free webinar - Occupational Health in Action
IOHA is excited to announce its next webinar will be taking place on Thursday the 29th of January 2026 at 6.00am - 7.30am New Zealand Time.
As an occupational physician, Dr. Obele sees every day that the future of occupational health depends on the strength of occupational hygiene. Looking toward 2030 and beyond, Dr. Obele is asking occupational hygienists to claim their role not only as technical specialists, but as strategic partners in shaping the health of workforces and communities worldwide. The discipline’s power to anticipate, measure, and control exposures anchors prevention, yet prevention must be woven into clinical care, organisational design, and policy to create lasting impact. The vision is integration.
When hygienists co-design with occupational physicians, nurses, ergonomists, mental health professionals, and safety leaders, guided by data science and informed by worker voice, we can deliver outcomes that matter: earlier detection of risk, sharper exposure controls, declining occupational disease, reduced inequities across sectors and regions,
stronger organizational resilience and productivity, and measurable contributions to global sustainability goals.
In this session, she will discuss practical steps for 2026 that move us toward that future: shared exposure–illness dashboards; joint medical–hygiene case conferences and walk-throughs; risk-informed medical surveillance and return-to-work pathways; procurement standards that eliminate hazards at the source; and cross-sector advocacy for
“healthy work by default”. Her call call to hygienists is simple: lead. Bring the science of hygiene to the centre of decision-making so that occupational health becomes not reactive, but transformative, ensuring every worker, everywhere, can thrive in safety, health, and dignity.
Free webinars
The IOHA Communications and Marketing Committee is excited to share the IOHA Website Member Access login details. To access the IOHA Webinar Recordings, see the latest update in https://nzohs.org.nz/membership-home/member-resources/ (you must log in to view). It is still a work in progress and they will work on the user experience as they go along. In the meantime, please enjoy the access you now have to IOHA webinar recordings.
Free Subscription to the IOHA GEM Newsletter
It is almost time for the next issue of the IOHA Newsletter to be distributed! It is packed with the most wonderful articles!
It is now possible to subscribe to receive the IOHA Newsletter called the Global Exposure Manager (GEM)! All you need to do is fill in your details on the IOHA Website at the following link: https://ioha.net/ioha-global-exposure-manager/
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