ICA reiterates in-person meeting schedule for SEQ and northern NSW

Meetings to assist policyholders impacted by Australia's costliest flood

ICA reiterates in-person meeting schedule for SEQ and northern NSW

Insurance News

By Roxanne Libatique

The Insurance Council of Australia (ICA) and insurers will visit southeast Queensland and northern New South Wales (NSW) to conduct in-person meetings with customers impacted by last year's devastating floods.

The latest in-person customer meetings will be held at four locations in SEQ and four in northern NSW as part of the Australian insurance industry's continuing efforts to assist flood-hit policyholders and finalise flood-related claims.

Insurers' in-person customer meetings in SEQ

Customer meetings in SEQ will be held from midday to 8pm. The schedule is as follows:

  • February 20 (Monday): North Brisbane at Geebung RSL (323 Newman Rd, Geebung);
  • February 21 (Tuesday): Sunshine Coast at Maroochydore RSL (105 Memorial Ave, Maroochydore);
  • February 22 (Wednesday): South Brisbane at Coorparoo RSL (45 Holdsworth St, Coorparoo); and
  • February 23 (Thursday): Caboolture at Caboolture Sports Centre (Hasking St & Beerburrum Rd, Caboolture).

Insurers' in-person customer meetings in northern NSW

Customer meetings in northern NSW will be held in March from midday to 8pm. The schedule is as follows:

  • March 06 (Monday): Lismore Workers Sports Club 202 Oliver Ave, Goonellabah;
  • March 07 (Tuesday): Mullumbimby Golf Club 600 Coolamon Scenic Drv, Mullumbimby;
  • March 08 (Wednesday): Casino RSM 162 Canterbury St, Casino; and
  • March 09 (Thursday): Ballina RSL 1 Grant St, Ballina.

Commenting on Australia's costliest flood, ICA CEO Andrew Hall said the estimated cost of the event is $5.7 million.

Insurers continue to assist flood-impacted customers

Insurers continue to assist flood-impacted policyholders by finalising assessments, repairs, and rebuilds and completing claims, with 78% of the over 239,000 claims already closed.

“As the one-year mark approaches, insurers are once again undertaking in-person consultations,” Hall said in a statement. “This will be the industry's fourth visit to some locations, and each time the ICA and insurers return for these in-person meetings, we help people navigate the claim process and their recovery.”

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