Vale Sam Gannon
Following the sudden and sad passing of John Bryant “Sam” Gannon, the Board of PBF Australia would like to formally acknowledge and recognise his significant contribution since being appointed as [...]
Reducing distracted driving
We are proud to have participated in RAC bstreetsmart 2021. This annual road safety education event is designed to reduce the fatality and injury rates of young West Australians by promoting safe [...]
PBF and At Home Care – Partners in Peer Support
With tax time around the corner, shorten the gap between your donation and benefit by donating to PBF Australia today.
Now is the Time for Giving
With tax time around the corner, shorten the gap between your donation and benefit by donating to PBF Australia today.
Preparing for the Future
Developing new safety education programs: There has been demand for our education programs for over 20 years in a face-to-face format.
Mike’s Solo Sail
Paraplegic Mike Rowney is planning a solo sail from Fremantle to Port Hedland in 2020 to raise awareness of Spinal Cord Injury.
The Benefits of PBF Membership
Craig was a fit and healthy full-time firefighter. Last year, whilst preparing to go out for his regular kite surf, a freak gust of wind lifted him into the air and shot him backwards into a sand [...]
Be a Safety Champion
The theme for this October’s National Safe Work Month is 'Be a Safety Champion'. This year’s theme demonstrates that anyone, both employers and workers from any occupation or industry can be a [...]
PBF Australia’s 35th Anniversary
Founded in 1984 by world renowned spinal surgeon, the late Sir George Bedbrook, PBF has been dedicated to reducing the impact and incidence of spinal cord injury for 35 years!
Safety as a Core Life Value
PBF QLD’s Darron Shields recently travelled to the Santos GLNG plant on Curtis Island to deliver five presentations in five days. The aim was to increase the understanding of the “human factor” [...]
