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Insurance (Australia)

July 2024

  • Signage outside St Vincent's private hospital in Melbourne

    What it means for patients if St Vincent’s and NIB fail to reach a funding deal

    The hospital network says it will walk away from its contract with the private health insurer in three months if a fairer agreement can’t be reached. Has this situation happened before?

May 2024

  • Woman looking through microscope

    Some say it’s ‘genetic discrimination’, but insurance companies are fighting for access to these test results

    ‘I’m being discriminated against purely based on the genes I was born with’, says a Queensland man who couldn’t update his life insurance policy

March 2024

  • Woman in silhouette looking out a window

    Domestic violence perpetrators ‘weaponising’ insurance policies in Australia to exert control, report finds

    Centre for Women’s Economic Safety calls on insurance companies to redesign their products to protect victim-survivors

February 2024

  • Showing the yearly percentage change in the Consumer Price Index (CPI), the health and insurance sub-groups of CPI.

    Datablog
    Why insurance premiums are squeezing Australians and fuelling inflation

  • Suncorp

    Suncorp records fivefold boost in insurance half-year profit amid spike in premiums

  • Opposition Leader Peter Dutton during question time in the House of Representatives chamber of Parliament House

    Dutton says reports of WA boat arrival ‘disturbing’; Barnaby Joyce denies drinking problem – as it happened

  • Meg Herrmann

    When testing costs you: the genetic dilemma confronting Australians with life insurance

January 2024

  • A mob of kangaroos surrounded by burnt bushland on Kangaroo Island, South Australia

    Australia’s black summer bushfires ripped billions from the tourism industry. Is global warming making the cost of natural disasters worse?

  • A supermarket checkout

    Australia’s inflation falls further than expected as prices rise at slowest pace in almost two years

December 2023

  • A large amount of travel luggage

    Australian travel insurance red flags: missed connections, stolen luggage and preexisting conditions

    Travel insurance can be a complicated business for consumers, with caps and exclusions buried deep in fine print. Here’s how to know what you are really covered for

November 2023

  • Flooding in Moree in 2022

    Chris Minns vows to scrap NSW emergency services levy to reduce insurance premiums

    State wants to encourage more homeowners to have insurance amid fires and floods with emergency services to instead be funded by new ‘contribution’

October 2023

  • Two mini toy cars crashing.

    Australian customer service
    An Australian hire car company won’t reimburse our excess. What are the next steps?

  • Frontage of St Patrick's Cathedral in Melbourne

    Australian Catholic church’s insurer launches court bid to cover smaller share of abuse compensation

  • A man looks down the flooded main street of Lismore

    Australia must urgently adapt to extreme weather or face soaring premiums, insurers warn

  • flooded street in Victoria

    Flooding of Melbourne retirement village left second world war refugee with PTSD, inquiry hears

September 2023

  • Signage of HCF, Bupa and NIB – three of Australia's biggest private health insurers

    Single parents face higher health insurance premium increases than other families, analysis shows

    Consumer advocacy group Choice finds single parents face cost hikes of up to 70% when adding dependants while most two-parent families face no increase
  • Houses and trees and with hills in the background surrounded by flood waters

    Cyclone Tracy caused $200m of damage. A repeat now would cost $7.4bn, Australian insurers say

    The estimate exceeds $6bn paid out by insurers for Australia’s costliest disaster, the 2022 NSW and Queensland floods
  • A supplied image obtained on Wednesday, September 6, 2023, of a mural by artist Texta Queen commissioned for the suburb of Reservoir in Melbourne. Artists working at heights such as mural painter Texta Queen face losing their insurance. (AAP Image/Supplied by Fuse Darebin Arts Festival) NO ARCHIVING, EDITORIAL USE ONLY

    Insurer cancels cover for Australian artists working more than five metres off the ground

    Artists say the insurance carve-out by QBE will effectively prevent them doing public art and mural projects, or installing in galleries

August 2023

  • Ron Pattenden, one of the former directors of ACBF/Youpla who is being pursued by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission.

    Youpla directors pursued by Asic over collapsed funeral fund that hurt Aboriginal families

  • Greg Jericho

    Grogonomics
    Australia’s greenhouse emissions are a national disgrace that are destroying the planet and costing households

    Greg Jericho
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