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The Easter holidays are coming up and it's time to start thinking about what you’ll be getting up to. Maybe you’ve had enough of all the Easter shows and egg hunts and are looking to try something new.
Accidental flood water damage is covered with most comprehensive car insurance policies, or at least is offered as an optional extra. That said, some insurance providers may deem driving into flood water a reckless act and as such may refuse a claim for flood water damage in some cases.
We love it when our favourite movie stars floor it in epic high-speed chases. The last thing we’d want is reality to get in the way of all that jaw-dropping action. And absolutely nobody is wondering what kind of car insurance those heroes would need. Nu-uh. Nobody. Not us.
You’ve probably heard the term “write-off” in relation to car insurance before. But unless your car has been awarded that unfortunate title, you might not know exactly what the classification means.
The recent spate of floods on Australia’s east coast have presented unique problems for many, with people around the country both directly and indirectly affected.
You’re not alone if isolation has given you a renewed appreciation for your own backyard. According to Wotif CEO Daniel Finch , 88% of Australians are planning on travelling within their own country this year.
There has been a slight increase in the number of fatalities on Australian roads in the twelve months since January 2021.
More than two thirds of Australians think the federal government should be doing more to increase electric vehicle (EV) uptake in Australia, according to a 2022 Carmichael Centre report . With a clear message on environment concern, nearly three-quarters of the country believes a reduction in CO2 emissions from internal combustion engine vehicles (ICE) would be effective in the fight against climate change.
There have been plenty of reports on the rising cost of used cars over the last year, and it’s looking like the trend may persist a little longer.
Rates of domestic and family violence in Australia have risen in line with pandemic lockdowns. Researchers from the Queensland University of Technology Centre for Justice surveyed 362 domestic family violence (DFV) agencies in 2020 and found almost two thirds had seen an increase in people seeking assistance.