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NIBA responds to ASIC consultations calling for reforms that balance robust consumer protection with a proportionate, practical regulatory framework for brokers.

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The Vero-partnered 2025 Qld Young Broker of the Year award was awarded to Emily Radmall from Your Insurance Broker. The Young Broker of the Year celebrates the outstanding contributions of brokers under the age of 35.

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The CGU-partnered 2025 Qld Broker of the Year award was won by Kate Greaves from Goldsworthy General Insurance Services. The Broker of the Year celebrates the outstanding contributions of senior brokers to the profession and the wider community.

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The Vero-partnered 2025 NSW/ACT Young Broker of the Year was awarded to Derek Turner from Aon. The Young Broker of the Year celebrates the outstanding contributions of brokers under the age of 35.

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The CGU-partnered 2025 NSW/ACT Broker of the Year was awarded to Caleb Richards from Gallagher. The Broker of the Year celebrates the outstanding contributions of senior brokers to the profession and the wider community.

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Communities are being hit by what meteorologists call a "bomb cyclone", bringing with it destructive winds, torrential rain and the growing threat of flash flooding.

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Australia’s professional services sector is entering what a new report is calling the "Performance Era". This is a period marked by strong growth ambitions, digital transformation, and a critical need for future-focused planning. For general insurance brokers, the key message is to embrace adaptability as the landscape evolves.

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NIBA has lodged a submission in support of key amendments proposed by the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) to its Rules and Operational Guidelines.

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NIBA appeared before the NSW Legislative Council’s Public Accountability and Works Committee this week to provide evidence as part of the Committee’s inquiry into the Workers Compensation Legislation Amendment Bill 2025. 

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Late Thursday afternoon, members of the NSW Legislative Council voted to refer the Bill to the Public Accountability and Works Committee.