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What safety measures should Australian women take when trave...

A newly released survey by Opinium, commissioned by World Travel Protection, has delved into the safety practices adopted by Australian women when travelling for business purposes. The research, focusing on 500 Australian business travellers, indicates that a significant 88% of female travellers proactively adopt measures to ensure their security during solo travel. Safety measures women […]

EV charging stations – what are the risks and insurance impl

Tips offered to property owners and landlords Gallagher has delved into the emergent risks associated with the deployment of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations across Australia. In its latest blog, Gallagher highlighted the potential hazards linked to lithium-ion battery fires, known for their intensity and prolonged duration, which can lead to considerable property damage. This […]

Revealed – travel insurance costs surging in Australia (Fina

Financial comparison site Mozo’s latest Travel Insurance Report for 2024 has brought attention to a significant surge in travel insurance costs for Australians. The financial comparison site revealed a noteworthy 24% average increase in travel insurance expenses across essential, comprehensive, cruise, and ski policies over the past 12 months. The research outlined specific areas where […]

Spotlight on Work-Vehicle Bingles & Managing Your Risks

As a business owner, you know how important it is to maintain the safety of your work fleet and have clear policies for staff using them.  The cost of fleet accidents The social and economic costs of all road crashes in Australia are more than $30 billion each year, according to the Bureau of Infrastructure and […]

Your Guide to Benefits & Risks of Becoming a Franchisee

Franchising can be a great way to start a business with a ready-made model and resources for a fee. Research shows that four out of 10 franchisees used to work for the franchisor, making it a natural transition.  Franchising is a mature sector in Australia, so franchisors are becoming creative in finding ways to expand. Even part-time […]

Selling Yourself Short? Why You Should Avoid Underinsurance

Is your small business among the one in four that say they’ll go under if faced with a liability claim? That’s the alarming statistic from one insurer’s survey.  More respondents said they would: At the crux is understanding the cost of and whether you would be able to fund the costs of legal action due to […]

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