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Fehi bill closes on $36 million

26 March 2018

Cyclone Fehi is expected to cost insurers more than $NZ$39 million, according to the Insurance Council of New Zealand…

EQC close to finalising Kaikoura claims

26 March 2018

New Zealand’s Earthquake Commission has completed 93% of residential building, 97% of contents and 98.5% of land settlements from the 2016 Kaikoura catastrophe…

ICA declares fires a catastrophe as cyclone hits NT

19 March 2018

The Insurance Council of Australia has declared a catastrophe in southern NSW and southwest Victoria after weekend fires devastated property, while claims are being lodged after Cyclone Marcus hit Darwin on Saturday…

North Queensland storms declared catastrophe

12 March 2018

The Insurance Council of Australia has declared North Queensland storms a catastrophe after the Cassowary Coast and Hinchinbrook regions in particular were hit by heavy rain and flooding…

Debbie claim payouts near completion

12 March 2018

Insurers have finalised more than 95% of residential home and contents claims lodged after Cyclone Debbie struck northern Queensland in March last year…

ICA joins project to streamline work disability system

12 March 2018

The Insurance Council of Australia has joined a public/private sector project to better align the various parts of Australia’s work disability system and deliver better outcomes for people with health conditions…

ICNZ slams lack of action on climate change

12 March 2018

The Insurance Council of New Zealand has criticised a climate change report from the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment for ignoring the issue of adaptation…

Vehicle thefts decline

12 March 2018

The number of vehicles stolen last year declined 7% to 52,858, according to the National Motor Vehicle Theft Reduction Council…

Insurers warned as claims-related code breaches soar

05 March 2018

The number of claims-related breaches to the General Insurance Code of Practice grew 73% last financial year, with the code’s governance committee saying the huge rise is partly due to catastrophes increasing pressure on insurers…