Union vows to maintain push for national engineered stone ban
National construction union, CFMEU, says it will “continue its fight” for a ban on engineered stone products after the Federal...
Month: March 2023
Reforms powering up Consumer Data Right raise red flags
The Insurance Council of Australia (ICA) has warned expanding the Consumer Data Right (CDR) to the sector could have adverse...
Government seeks cyber security strategy feedback
The Federal government is seeking feedback until mid-April on the development of a 2023-2030 Australian Cyber Security Strategy. A discussion...
Moody's highlights 'game-changer' events in catastrophe review
Moody's highlights 'game-changer' events in catastrophe review 6 March 2023 Moody’s RMS has described 2022 as “another challenging year for...
Annuities Income – What are Income Annuities
Annuities Income – What are Income Annuities The thought of having to live your remaining years with little or no...
Rising cost of insurance, and what to do about it
Munich Re’s local MD Scott Hawkins has published an article detailing his views on extreme weather events and the rising...
VBA supports further research into mould damage
VBA supports further research into mould damage 6 March 2023 The Victorian Building Authority (VBA) has backed a research project...
Queensland reviews CTP scheme
Queensland’s Motor Accident Insurance Commission (MAIC) has released a discussion paper seeking feedback on ways to improve the sustainability of...
Insurers, NIBA renew resilience call in submissions to Senate inquiry
IAG and Suncorp have made extensive submissions to a Senate-led disaster resilience inquiry, attaching reports to support their push for...
VW's New Brand, Scout, Will Build EV Pickups and SUVs in the U.S.
VW's new Scout-branded trucks and SUVs are scheduled for 2026, and now we know they will be built in the...
