Arthur Chesterfield-Evans

Dr Arthur Chesterfield-Evans trained in surgery and occupational health and became involved in advocacy against tobacco. He spent 9 years in the NSW upper house and currently works treating Workers Compensation and motor vehicle accident injuries.

Arthur's recent articles

The silicosis epidemic - a symptom of wider regulatory failure

The silicosis epidemic - a symptom of wider regulatory failure

The epidemic of silicosis amongst tradespeople working with manufactured stone was predictable, preventable, and an illustration of a broken OHS system across NSW and the rest of Australia.

Do privileged cabinet ministers have any idea how the poorer people live?

As a child in the 1950s, our family moved to Port Kembla, and we lived on Hill 60, just above the rocks where a lot of people have drowned recently.

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