Former auditor settles HIH case
17 July 2007
HIH creditors have received a boost after liquidator Tony McGrath settled with the company’s former accountants, Arthur Andersen…
17 July 2007
HIH creditors have received a boost after liquidator Tony McGrath settled with the company’s former accountants, Arthur Andersen…
17 July 2007
Construction giant John Holland says it will investigate claims worker safety has been compromised on a Queensland site as militant unions attack the Federal Government’s…
17 July 2007
Insurance cover for New Zealand homes will rise unless councils and the Government take steps to reduce the risk of flood, according to the Insurance Council of NZ…
17 July 2007
Australian car insurers are missing out because local car manufacturers are avoiding the take-up of new vehicle identification technology…
17 July 2007
Across an industry seeking an injection of youthful exuberance, the young guns of insurance are being given their dues…
10 July 2007
Storm claims received by IAG have passed the 20,000 mark as the total cost of the flooding in the Hunter and Central Coast regions of NSW continues to climb…
10 July 2007
Although the floodwaters in Victoria’s East Gippsland region are slowly receding, the work is taking its toll on the resources of the loss adjusting industry…
10 July 2007
Insurers in Victoria’s flooded Gippsland region are finding themselves caught in a classic political pincer movement, with Premier Steve Bracks accusing them yesterday…
10 July 2007
Weather experts have relaxed their cyclone predictions for Australia next summer and now say the country will have a “near-normal” cyclone season…
10 July 2007
Victoria’s fire services have joined their insurance industry donors in advertising – quite literally – for greater awareness of non-insurance…
10 July 2007
Tornadoes that touched down in the NZ North Island province of Taranaki and the east coast cities of Auckland and Tauranga last week could be the country’s most costly…
10 July 2007
A union-backed action against the Federal Government’s national workers’ compensation scheme could prevent private sector operators switching from state-run schemes…
10 July 2007
The Federal Government has stripped entitlements for Commonwealth public servants in moves aimed to save $20 million in workers’ compensation arrangements…
10 July 2007
The Australian and New Zealand Institute of Insurance and Finance has announced the finalists for its 2007 awards…
03 July 2007
The Queen’s Birthday weekend floods in NSW are now Australia’s third most expensive natural disaster on record, after the 1999 Sydney hailstorms and the 1989 Newcastle earthquake…
03 July 2007
Floods in Victoria’s Gippsland region have begun to recede, but rescue workers in some areas are still waiting for water levels to fall…
03 July 2007
Queensland police will undertake a study into new car-immobilisation technology that could help reduce the number of lives lost on Australian roads – and still help a hoon get home…
03 July 2007
Allegations of insurer-driven rorts in the Victorian smash repair industry have been refuted by major local insurer CGU…
26 June 2007
Widespread flooding in the NSW Hunter and Central Coast regions this month has produced more than $350 million in claims so far, according to the Insurance Council of Australia…
26 June 2007
Legislation on how direct offshore foreign insurers and discretionary mutual funds will be regulated by the prudential regulator has been introduced into Federal Parliament…