Home furnishingsCombustible candle holders Candles with lead wicks Bean bags NoveltiesFlashing imitation dummies Balloons Novelty cigarettes Erasers & fridge magnets shaped like food Sky lanterns Fire footbags Furniture ElectricalAudio visual Whitegoods Art & craft Pet equipment Kitchenware Related recalls 26 Jun 2017 Smart Scooter ANZ Pty Ltd — Smart Scooter Royal Charger 26 Jun 2017 BIG W — Contempo Heated Throw 26 Jun 2017 Woolworths Limited — Inspire Glass Tumbler Large and Small 13 Jun 2017 H&H Asia Ltd — Expressi Travel Mug 10 Jun 2017 Edgar Edmondson Pty Ltd — Numatic Lithium Battery UN3480 6 Jun 2017 Sunbeam Corporation Pty Ltd — Sunbeam Sous Chef™ Stir Multi Cooker; Model MU3000 Related news 5 Jun 2017 Winter safety 19 May 2017 Tolix replica chair recalls 12 Apr 2017 NSW: Anchor furniture to keep our kids safe 3 Apr 2017 Toppling furniture and televisions: Anchor them and save a child’s life 16 Mar 2017 Decorative alcohol fuelled devices 5 Jan 2017 Vic: Warning about the use of inflatable air loungers in water Related standards Bean bags This mandatory standard applies to bean bags and bean bag covers that have openings through which the filling can be accessed or can escape, and prescribes a labelling requirement for packages containing bean bag filling. Bunk beds This mandatory standard prescribes the requirements for the construction, design and labelling requirements of bunk beds. Blinds, curtains and window fittings This mandatory standard applies to internal blinds, curtains and some window fittings supplied after 30 December 2010. Related bans Novelty cigarette lighters There is a permanent ban on novelty cigarette lighters in Australia. Sky lanterns Sky lanterns are banned from supply in Australia. Novelty cigarettes Novelty cigarettes or ‘puff cigarettes’ are banned in Australia. Small high powered magnets The ban applies to separable or loose magnets that meet certain criteria. Fire footbags & other such goods Fire footbags and similar items are banned in Australia. Combustible candle holders Candle holders and decorations that ignite from the heat of the candle are permanently banned from supply in Australia. Related publications Window covering cords can kill poster Window covering cords can kill. Prevent child strangulation by using cordless or inaccessible cord window coverings in homes with young children. Date published: 15 Jun 2017 Toppling furniture postcard Toppling furniture and TVs cause hundreds of serious injuries each year. Use this postcard to spread the message. Date published: 3 Apr 2017 Think Safety First - Furniture Stability From a child’s point of view, your home looks like a big playground. But there are hidden dangers they don’t recognise. Date published: 12 Apr 2016 Think Safety First - Bunk Beds Bunk beds can be a great space-saving option for smaller rooms and kids love them. If your children are using bunk beds... Date published: 12 Apr 2016 Think Safety First - Blinds and Curtain Cords Low hanging blind and curtain cords can be a strangulation risk to young children. Date published: 12 Apr 2016 Think Safety First - Safe Holiday Accommodation When you arrive at your holiday accommodation it’s important to make sure it’s safe for your family. Products you hire must also be safe. Date published: 12 Apr 2016
