News and Insights

A $10 billion reinsurance pool has been announced to underwrite cover for cyclone and cyclone-related flood for northern Australia. Find out more.

Are you wanting to become an insurance broker in Australia? Learn about the skills & qualifications you need to help launch your insurance broking career.

On Tuesday 27 October, the National Insurance Brokers Association (NIBA) named Phoenix Insurance Brokers’ Shelley Hymas winner of this year’s QBE-sponsored Stephen Ball Memorial Award for Insurance Broker of the Year.

We’re delighted to announce that our very own Shelley Hymas has been named the National Insurance Brokers Association (NIBA) Broker of the Year for Western Australia.

Landlord’s insurance will give you peace of mind that your investment will remain viable even during troubled times. But did you know landlord’s insurance for residential investment properties may also be tax deductible?

WorkCover WA released a notice about JobKeeper on Monday 4 May 2020. The notice clarifies the treatment of the Commonwealth Government’s JobKeeper subsidy in relation to wage declarations made in the WA workers’ compensation scheme.

The West Australian Government has announced a relief package of $154 million to support tenants, landlords and the construction industry impacted by the coronavirus crisis.

In the past two weeks the Federal, State and Territory Governments have announced a series of programs to provide support to businesses and employees who are struggling to cope with COVID-19 obligations and business conditions.

Read and find out all the latest COVID-19 Workers Compensation Information for Employers from Work Cover WA. If you have any questions about Workers Compensation or any other insurance-related matters, please contact us.

A message from David White, Managing Director. On behalf of Phoenix Insurance Brokers Pty Ltd, I am writing to you in light of the continuing developments around the COVID-19 (coronavirus). Read on.

WorkCover WA is receiving queries relating to COVID-19, commonly known as Coronavirus. The main query is whether workers are entitled to compensation in WA if the disease is contracted at work.

It seems these days there’s an insurance product for every scenario in business, but it can be financially unviable to cover every possible risk. Two types of insurance that are worth considering are Professional Indemnity insurance and Public Liability insurance.