Isn’t Safety Supposed to be a Positive Thing?

I subscribe to quite a few Safety Newsletters via email but I’m starting to wonder whether it is worth the time, effort and bother. I opened a few Newsletters this morning and was confronted with the following headlines all about harm, compliance, punishment and fear:

Alcoa could be fined $200K over 2012 Wagerup refinery death
Bulga Underground found guilty in 2010 workplace accident
Second explosives truck accident in two months
Coal carrying ‘Murder Ship’ under scrutiny
New prospects for FIFO legislation in WA
Repetitive tasks carry severe health risks for smaller manufacturers
Young worker killed in Northern Victoria
ACT Government bans builders from removing asbestos
Construction union scathing of penalty for worker death
Executives face life in prison following mine deaths
Five options flagged for WA safety laws
Truck Owner-Operator Pleads not Guilty of Manslaughter
Investigation Set To look Into Spate of FIFO Deaths
Inspectorate Fears Mine Workers on Ice, Synthetic Drugs
Top OSHA Fines

This might be what the publishers think we want to read or all that is available to them from their sources but is this really what safety is about?

What do these articles prime in the unconscious minds of the people who devour them?

How is voyeurism, doom and gloom, death, punishments and Safety Spudism really of interest to Safety People who want to make a positive difference in the workplace?

What, of value, is to be learned from reading these articles and newsletters?

Does anybody know of any Safety and Risk Newsletters which publish only positive, helpful stuff? (see great example HERE)