When it comes to managing your liability as a business, it’s important you understand the risks your business may face so you can have the right insurance cover in place.

General Liability insurance will cover you for anything that happens to a third party. For example if you damage a clients' property or an injury occurs because of your product or something you or one of your employees did, this is the insurance you need.

Driverless vehicles will mean a whole raft of changes to current laws, roading, infrastructure and licencing, so best we get prepared.

As part of Worksafe’s plan to reduce workplace related health risks, new asbestos regulations were brought into effect on 4 April 2018.

Insurance premiums are increasing due to a number of factors including: continued weather events and natural disasters; rising costs for materials and repairs; compliance costs; frequency and severity of claims; and increases to the Fire Service Levies and Earthquake Commission Levies.

Natural disasters hitting Kiwi's cost millions every year. We have a closer look at the numbers and discuss business insurance against New Zealand's natural disasters.

Rothbury and Retail NZ are presenting a free online event for retailers.

The New Zealand 2017 budget contains some important changes that will affect your home insurance costs. It is worth knowing what to expect.

Officially, the number of personal grievance claims have decreased over the last few years. But when a claim does end up in court, the costs to employers are on the increase.

The Fire Service Levy charged on various insurance policies is increasing from 1 July 2017. Use our infographic to calculate your increase so you and your business can be prepared.