Peter Glazebrook

Peter Glazebrook is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in health, safety, and environmental sectors. Currently serving as a Member of the Public Panel for Assessment of Health Practitioners at the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal and as an Associate Member of the Queensland Law Society, Peter has held multiple roles emphasizing public health and safety. As an Adjunct Professor at The University of Queensland's Sustainable Minerals Institute, Peter contributes to academic discourse on environmental sustainability. Peter's involvement with organizations such as the World Ocean Council and the Society for Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry further highlights a commitment to environmental stewardship. Previously, Peter played key roles at Rio Tinto Ltd, where significant contributions were made towards regulatory developments in health, safety, and environmental science, alongside past leadership at the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital's Research Ethics Committee. Peter's academic credentials include a Master of Laws focused on Environment and Health Law and a Doctor of Philosophy in Environment and Health Science from esteemed institutions.