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OPINION: Departing chair says Earthquake Commission has gained stability and resilience.
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EQ cover for land is limited to land that is within your property boundary.
'Te Wānanga o Aotearoa has not acted in good faith'
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Massive slip washes out west Auckland driveway, isolating home
Auckland Council has issued a notice saying the couple can't live there.
Family denied AA roadside assistance because daughter had Covid
'If this is how society works - I won't test outside home any more,' mum says.
Customer with autism says he was pressured into buying AA membership
The man's parents said he was distressed after feeling bullied into paying.
Insurer to pay $180k for legal breaches connected to credit card-repayment insurance
The Financial Markets Authority says ruling sends message of responsibility to industry.
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Fletcher sues over insurance for works at Sky City Convention Centre
"A difference of interpretation over an insurance policy" at heart of litigation
Judge tells drink-driver his excuses are 'bulls***'
Judge Greg Davis calls repeat drink-driver out on his excuses for endangering the public.
Editorial: Manukau port - dream or vision?
EDITORIAL: Why is the Govt taking another look at a new port in the southwest of Auckland?
Judge concerned jail will entrench teen's criminal behaviour and gang links
A judge reluctantly jailed a teen robber, fearing he will be more antisocial on release.
Tower profit hit by large insurance claim events
Volcanic eruption in Tonga and storms in New Zealand pushed up its claims.
Kiwis hungry for travel - and insurance - in pandemic's wake
Level of caution main surprise in Southern Cross Travel Insurance survey results.
Insurers say 'no' to Reserve Bank-run policyholder protection scheme
Insurers reject scheme that would protect policyholders in the event of company collapse.
Income insurance scheme a step closer as law passes
It means ACC can look into implementing the $3.5 billion income insurance scheme.
Explained: What rising seas mean for insurance and house prices
If you live in a one-in-100-year flood zone, you'll likely lose insurance, expert warns.
Coastal homes 'uninsurable' with tiny sea-level rise
Those living in populated coastal areas could lose their insurance cover in a few years
Watch: Larger house price falls possibility, Reserve Bank warns
The Reserve Bank has released its six-monthly report on NZ's financial stability.
'Less time to act than we thought': Sinking land, rising oceans - how our coast will be transformed
Scientists say councils should be preparing for higher seas right now.
What major health sector reform means for Southern Cross
"We're joined at the hip" says Southern Cross Healthcare chair.
Mystery callers expose insurers' approach to mental health cover
Insurers viewed those with mental health issues as high risk claimants.
Businesses fret over cost and timing of $3.5b Govt insurance scheme
Business NZ reckons it is a tough time to introduce a $3.5b insurance scheme.
Get set, jet! One sign Kiwis are planning big international trips
International travel insurance sales up 2000 per cent as Kiwis escape for holidays.
John Roughan: Govt's income insurance scheme an idea to be enthused by
OPINION: The income insurance scheme looks worthwhile.
Wild week: Storm damage payouts expected to total 'tens of millions'
Two major flooding events in the space of five days are going to prove costly.
Grant Robertson opens $329m Mansons TCLM building
"...so much money to give away. We just can't give [it] away quick enough." - Manson.
Study: SUVs, utes more likely to hit pedestrians than cars
Over a decade, SUV and pickup truck sales have skyrocketed in the United States.
Judge says sentence recommendation for repeat drink-drivers too soft
Kaipara man "drunk as a skunk" when he drove into an oncoming vehicle: judge
Ask your travel agent the right Covid-19 questions
Looking to book travel? Every burning question you need to quiz your travel agent on.
The fishhooks of booking travel insurance in a Covid world
Travellers urged to read the fine print of policies carefully.
SafeTravel reveal 41 destinations Kiwis should not travel to
MFAT release a list 'red' list of destinations you should not travel to.