Verityline keeps Australian businesses square with the regulators: a plain-English weekly briefing on the changes that apply to you, independent investigations when something goes wrong, and audits that show where you really stand. AI-assisted. Human-approved. Australian end to end.
What we do
A personalised weekly digest of Australian regulatory change. We watch 30+ regulators and agencies, match each change against your business profile, and send you one plain-English email covering only what applies to you. Every issue is reviewed by a person before it is sent.
Read about the Briefing ↓Independent incident and near-miss investigations for workplaces. We match the method to the incident - ICAM, bowtie, fault tree, AcciMap and more - drawing on a cross-domain library of 181 investigation frameworks, so the analysis fits the event instead of forcing the event into one template.
Engage an investigator ↓Compliance and readiness audits in plain English: ISO readiness screening across 11 standards including 9001, 45001, 14001, 27001 and 42001, plus HSE program and safety-system reviews. You get a prioritised gap list you can act on, not a binder that gathers dust.
Book an audit ↓Chain of Responsibility intelligence for transport and heavy-vehicle supply chains: who holds which duty, what changed, and what to do about it. Opening after the Briefing launches. Briefing subscribers hear first.
Register interest via the Briefing ↓Verityline Briefing · Launching August 2026
Once a week you get one email, in plain English, covering only the regulatory changes that apply to your business. Free while we launch.
No spam, no selling your details, unsubscribe any time.
The problem
More than 30 federal and state bodies publish changes every week. Tax, workplace, safety, privacy, consumer law. Nobody can read it all and run a business.
Regulator updates are dense, hedged and full of section numbers. You need to know what changed, who it applies to, and what to do. That part is missing.
A cafe owner does not need mining updates. Generic newsletters bury the one change that matters to you under twenty that do not.
What it looks like
Here is a real item from a recent briefing. Every item tells you what changed, whether it applies to you, and what to do next.
From 1 July 2026, employers must pay superannuation at the same time as wages, not quarterly. If you still pay super quarterly, you are now behind on your obligations and interest applies.
Applies to you because: you employ staff.
What to do: Check that your payroll software pays super each pay run. Most major payroll products have released updates for this. Your first pay run in July is the one to check.
How the Briefing works
Verityline monitors 30+ Australian regulators and agencies every week. Federal and state. Direct from the source, never second-hand commentary.
You tell us once what you do, where you operate and who you employ. Each change is matched against your profile. If it does not apply to you, you never see it.
AI does the reading and drafting. A qualified human reviews every briefing before it goes out. Nothing reaches your inbox unchecked.
Why Verityline
Your briefing is built from your business profile: industry, states, employees, vehicles, data you hold. Two subscribers rarely get the same email.
Every item is written to be understood on the first read. No jargon, no section-number soup. If a change matters, you will know why in one sentence.
We publish nothing on autopilot. Every briefing passes a human review gate before sending. That is a standing rule, not a marketing line.
Australian sources, Australian English, Australian deadlines. Built in Queensland by an HSE and compliance professional, not adapted from a US product.
Briefing pricing
$0
forever
$15/month
or $149/year
$79/month
or $749/year
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teams and associations
Paid tiers open at launch in August 2026. Joining the list now gets you the free briefing from day one. Investigations and audits are quoted per engagement - get in touch.
Working with us now
Investigations and audits run as direct engagements today. Tell us what you are dealing with and we will come back within two business days with an approach and a quote.
Incident or near-miss investigation, independent review of an internal investigation, or investigation coaching for your team.
Email about an investigationISO readiness screening, HSE program review, or a pre-certification gap assessment with a prioritised action list.
Email about an auditQuestions
No. Verityline provides information and independent assessment services. We tell you what changed, what we found and where to look; for advice on your specific situation, talk to a qualified professional. We make that line clear in everything we send.
Directly from the regulators: the ATO, Fair Work, Safe Work Australia, the OAIC, the ACCC and more than 25 other federal and state bodies. Every item links back to the official source so you can verify it yourself.
AI does the monitoring and first drafts, which is how one weekly email can cover 30+ sources. A person reviews and approves every briefing before it is sent. Nothing is published automatically. Investigations and audits are human-led throughout.
We use it to send you the briefing. That is all. No selling, no sharing, and every email has an unsubscribe link that works immediately.
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