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Insurance Pocketbook 2025

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Insurance Pocketbook is your valuable resource to exploring the most significant developments in the insurance sector over the last 12 months.

The fifth edition shares our insights and experience into Australia’s legislative and regulatory environment, and how the insurance sector is responding to these developments. 

Highlights include:

  • Exclusive commentary on regulatory matters and what we are observing in warranty and indemnity insurance in particular.
  • The emerging world of carbon credit insurance.
  • Insights from industry stakeholders working in cyber insurance and reinsurance.
  • Summaries of the most significant insurance decisions of the last year, as well as a spotlight on some classic Australian insurance cases.
  • An intriguing look at a historic issue in the insurance world, fire marks.
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Insurance Pocketbook 2025
Insights and experience into Australia’s legislative and regulatory environment, and how the insurance sector is responding to these developments.

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Yesterday the Federal government released its long-awaited draft legislation to ban the use of post-employment non-compete clauses for workers earning below the “high income threshold” and non-poaching clauses for all employees, together with extending the existing cartel framework to cover no-poach and wage-fixing arrangements between entities.

08 September 2026

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We examine the ACCC’s response to CHOICE’s designated complaint and its call for stronger product safety rules, including for online marketplaces.

07 September 2026

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On 3 September 2026, Federal Treasury published exposure draft legislation to implement the 30 per cent minimum tax on certain discretionary trusts, a measure which was announced in the 2026-27 Federal Budget and will apply from 1 July 2028.

04 September 2026