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Managing hot works in processing plants: An insurance risk perspective

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Managing hot works in processing plants: An insurance risk perspective

Hot works, such as welding, grinding, cutting, or soldering, pose significant fire risks—particularly in complex environments like processing plants. From an insurance standpoint, these activities represent one of the leading causes of industrial fi …

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New safety standards unveiled for Australia’s care workforce

On 4 July 2025, Safe Work Australia unveiled a landmark Model Code of Practice for the Healthcare and Social Assistance Industry (‘new Model Code of Practice’ or ‘the Code’). The new Model Code of Practice marks a significant shift in work, health an …

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Ransomware and extortion event: Decision-making guide and framework

Navigate mandatory ransomware reporting with confidence. What’s covered? Ransomware attacks are an escalating threat, demanding swift and strategic responses from senior executives and boards across Australia. Understanding your organisation’s obliga …

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Getting business interruption insurance right: A guide for manufacturers

For manufacturers, an interruption can be devastating and can mean not just lost revenue but broken contracts, delayed shipments, and damaged customer relationships.That’s where business interruption insurance (BI insurance) comes in. But getting it …

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Understanding Catastrophe Modelling

Protecting your assets before the storm hits As extreme weather events become more frequent and unpredictable, businesses need more than insurance - they need insight. Catastrophe modelling brings together science, engineering, and financial data to  …

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The Pafburn case: A turning point in project development

The backstory The Pafburn case revolved around a residential development in North Sydney, where the owners' corporation sued the builder and developer for construction defects. The central issue was whether the statutory duty of care under the Design …

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