Federal insurance inquiry finds that the industry has failed ‘too many people’.

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Federal insurance inquiry finds that the industry has failed ‘too many people’.

Oct. 19, 2024 - 06:53 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

A federal inquiry into flood insurance has found the industry failed ‘too many people’. It’s recommending major changes to help guard against long delays and disputes going forward.