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Under-pressure businesses could resort to more desperate measures.
Wellington council paying millions in rent since quake damage closed headquarters
City spending more than $3.6 million a year renting office space on The Terrace.
Slovenian woman cut off her hand for insurance payout
She was found guilty of attempted insurance fraud.
'A tremendous impact': $2m investment to unlock home ownership for first home buyers
The initiative has already helped one Bay man into his first home.
Insurance Council defends skyrocketing Wellington premiums
'Insurance simply acts as the canary in the mine by indicating premiums through risk.'
'I'm just exhausted': Ten-year Chch quake insurance battle not over
There's no end in sight for some Canterbury earthquake insurance claimants.
Comment: Why I wouldn't buy an apartment in Wellington
Would be owners face high insurance premiums and the inexact science of quake engineering.
Government commits to all EQC inquiry recommendations, legislation will change
Grant Robertson says no community should live through botched repairs & years of trauma.
FMG defends reinsurance cover
Industry veteran had questioned prudence of mutual in public push for board position.
Co-defendant in CBL fraud case argues for name suppression
The man faces charges of theft, obtaining by deception and false accounting.
Wellington Central candidates support review of quake-prone building legislation
The legislation has left apartment owners on the brink of financial disaster.
Vote 2020: National wants uninsured cars easily identifiable
National wants uninsured cars to be easily identifiable.
New cracks discovered in Wellington's Civic Administration Building
City council and insurers remain in a dispute four years after Kaikoura earthquake damage.
IAG NZ insurance profit dragged down by AMI store closure costs
Canterbury hailstorm hits IAG's NZ insurance profit.
Grant Robertson takes a swipe at insurance industry in Wellington
Wellington Central MP says premiums remain high despite top quake standards and codes.
Board candidate questions FMG's reinsurance
Former Lloyd's of London regulator questions FMG's reinsurance in push for board seat.
Former CBL boss Peter Harris appears in court over fraud charges
CBL had a market value of $747m when its shares were suspended from trading in 2018.
Brian Fallow: Insurance plans aren't such a sure thing
Act wants to insure against unemployment; the Greens against sickness. What's the catch?
All 53 AMI insurance branches closing, 65 jobs to go
The move comes following a review of its retail network.
Lifting the lid: Consumer NZ blasts funeral insurance premiums
They're touted as bringing peace of mind at death but a watchdog wants a law change.
Should health insurance be subsidised?
NZ First want over 65s with health insurance to get a $500 a year rebate.
Wellington apartment owners swamped by insurance premium hikes
Skyrocketing premiums and earthquake-strengthening costs leave owners high and dry.
Auckland tornado terror: 'Everything was destroyed, absolutely everything'
A family tells of their terror as the wild weather of the past two days starts to settle.
IAG plans to shut its insurance shops in NZ
IAG is proposing to shut its 53 AMI stores and its remaining State store.
Family 'betrayed' after insurance switch leaves them short
Crane driver denied $100k payout after Govt-owned finance company switched his policy.
Death of a businessman - the corporate raider with heart of gold
Colourful business leader and corporate raider Tony Gibbs has passed away aged 72.
Bank and insurance licensing law change doesn't go far enough, Consumer says
Hearings on bill proposing to license conduct of financial institutions start Wednesday.
Bowel cancer 'not just old person's disease'
"They say we're not in the risk category but it's everywhere," says 37-year-old.
270 Newmarket insurance staff moving to CBD next year
"You lose your culture if you have all your people working from home all the time."
Insurer to cut $7m in costs - 108 jobs on the line
Tower has released its financial result.