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Public statements 2008  

• 30.10.2008: WorkCover releases annual results
  
• 09.10.2008: Review of WorkCover Regulations
• 01.10.2008: Recovery and Return to Work Award Winners Announced
• 30.09.2008: Moving forward - driving change
• 22.09.2008: Correction: WorkCover and private hospitals
• 22.09.2008: Letter to the Editor: Private hospitals treating workers
• 01.09.2008: Letter to the Editor: Age no longer a barrier
• 22.07.2008: Update: Diver found guilty of dishonesty
• 07.05.2008: Let's get back to the facts advertisements
  
• 02.05.2008: Recovery and Return to Work Awards launched today: Nominations open
• 21.04.2008: Let's get back to the facts
• 04.04.2008: Correction: “WorkCover - The true cost”
• 03.04.2008: WorkCover releases half-year results
• 20.03.2008: Scheme will remain fairest
• 18.03.2008: Correction: "Blowout started when redemptions stopped"
• 28.02.2008: WorkCover Board supports reform package
• 31.01.2008: It’s not easy, but returning to work can be the best therapy

Public statements 2007

• 27.09.2007: WorkCover releases annual results
• 20.09.2007: Recovery and Return to Work Awards winners announced
• 20.09.2007: Conference explores return to work as part of the recovery
• 31.08.2007: South Australian injured workers get second chance at payments
• 01.08.2007: Recovery and Return to Work Awards closing soon!
• 06.07.2007: Sentence upheld for leader in WorkCover conspiracy
• 06.07.2007: Diver found guilty of dishonesty
• 18.06.2007: TREAT website launched today
• 30.05.2007: More redemption payouts will not ‘fix’ Scheme
• 17.05.2007: WorkCover Recovery and Return to Work Awards launched today
• 13.04.2007: Port Lincoln man guilty of WorkCover dishonesty
• 30.03.2007: Scheme needs legislative reform
• 29.03.2007: WorkCover releases half-year results
• 15.03.2007: Another conviction for WorkCover dishonesty 
• 02.03.2007: Guilty plea for WorkCover dishonesty
• 23.02.2007: Jail term for WorkCover fraud 

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