Flood alert eases in Northern NSW
Despite earlier warnings of serious flooding around Tamworth, Wee Waa and Gunnedah, the waters are now expected to peak well below minor flood levels.
There have been no reports of significant damage to commercial or residential properties, but local infrastructure has been affected and it appears the State Government after declaring the event a disaster will assist with repairs to roads, bridges and the like.
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BoM releases season's first cyclone warning
Posted 19.12.2008
The season's first potential tropical cyclone is developing in the Arafura Sea and by late tonight is expected
to develop into a Category 1 cyclone that might later make landfall in the Wyndham-Prince Regent River area.
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Insurance Council produces new market review publication
Posted 18.12.2008
The Insurance Council has announced the launch of 'Industry in Focus', a review of market-related data relative to the general insurance industry and that is on the public record
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New President for NIBA
Posted 15.12.2008
The National Insurance Brokers Association (NIBA) has elected Steve Lardner as NIBA President, following last Friday's annual general meeting in Sydney.
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NSW Government rushes through SES Levy
Posted 9.12.2008
Legislation that was bundled up in the total Budget Bill and passed without any industry consultation gives effect to the NSW Government's decision to fund the State Emergency Services (SES) by way of levy on insurance policies effective from 1 July 2009.
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