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Women in Insurance Summit Australia 2026 set for August with early bird window closing

Women in Insurance Summit Australia 2026 set for August with early bird window closing

The Sydney summit draws senior insurance figures to address executive progression gaps

Roxanne Libatique Jul 23, 2026
Who is accountable when your AI agent gets it wrong?

Who is accountable when your AI agent gets it wrong?

Australian insurers are deploying AI faster than they can answer that question

Fog-driven crashes and diversions test motor and travel lines

Fog-driven crashes and diversions test motor and travel lines

Thursday’s Brisbane event did not trigger an ICA declaration – but the claims environment it lands in tells a different story

Behind Gallagher’s athlete sponsorship: a sports insurance strategy

Behind Gallagher’s athlete sponsorship: a sports insurance strategy

The broker’s community investment connects directly to a gap its own products are built to address

Lloyd's' John Neal scandal rumbles on over new legal threat

Lloyd's' John Neal scandal rumbles on over new legal threat

Rebekah Clement's lawyers have put the market "on notice" after a year-long probe cleared the ex-CEO of the central allegation but still found him in breach of the rules

Global commercial insurance rates fall 6% in Q2, Pacific posts second-steepest regional decline

Global commercial insurance rates fall 6% in Q2, Pacific posts second-steepest regional decline

Your clients may be getting great rates as premiums drop - but how long for?

NTI’s MND raffle finds its ninth winner at Townsville 500

NTI’s MND raffle finds its ninth winner at Townsville 500

Behind the draw sits a grant program with named recipients, competitive oversight, and a founding story rooted in a former CEO’s diagnosis

Origin Energy confirms data breach, apologises to customers

Origin Energy confirms data breach, apologises to customers

Origin Energy has confirmed unauthorised access and disclosure of customer data, with CEO Frank Calabria issuing a public apology

Why insuring a client's art and jewels starts with teaching the broker

Why insuring a client's art and jewels starts with teaching the broker

As demand for insuring luxury collectibles grows, underwriters say the real bottleneck isn't security or valuation - it can be broker knowledge

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