Ocean temperatures are already brushing record territory months before this El Niño is expected to peak, and researchers say the climate models insurers rely on may be underestimating how fast the planet is actually warming
Matthew Sellers Jul 18, 2026
The insurer questioned the PTSD diagnosis - the panel rejected it, but not the claim
Resilience Insurance says the gap between what state governments want and insurers can provide is a myth but rival underwriters suggest approvals are anything but imminent
Strata market complexity, rising retirement income demand and a 43-lawyer promotion round signal where Australia's insurance sector is investing
The sector’s own regulator and peak body have put the problem on formal record
As mental health claims double, the industry needs room to reshape its products
The result points to something deliberate – and the data backs it up
Initiative reflects a broader insurance shift toward reducing future claims risk
ACIL and strata owner groups abandon the broker code consultation as John Trowbridge warns commission conflicts of interest remain unaddressed
A broker playbook for spotting water exposures
