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Parking fines not the only thing to worry about in Sydney, Canberra and Perth - Vimarsana News

Parking fines not the only thing to worry about in Sydney, Canberra and Perth

Parking your car in the street might not be the best idea, particularly if you live in Sydney, Canberra or Perth. This is because scientists say there's been a 40 per cent increase in hailstorms in some heavily populated parts of Australia over the past 40 years. And they've also found the number of hail-prone days have decreased across much of the country.

Source: sbs.com.au
Frequency and intensity of tropical cyclones on Australia's east coast set to worsen, study predicts | Australia weather - Vimarsana News

Frequency and intensity of tropical cyclones on Australia's east coast set to worsen, study predicts | Australia weather

Research conducted jointly by IAG insurer and the US National Center for Atmospheric Research warns of ‘rapidly increasing risk’ from severe storms

Is climate risk making Australia uninsurable? - Vimarsana News

Is climate risk making Australia uninsurable?

Stronger building codes, improved land-use planning, and permanent physical mitigation measures are required to keep Australia insurable.

Source: afr.com
NSW floods: Insurance giants back planning debate as flood costs mount - Vimarsana News

NSW floods: Insurance giants back planning debate as flood costs mount

Two of Australia’s biggest insurance companies, IAG and QBE, are calling for debate about planning rules in flood-prone areas.

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NSW floods: Insurance giants back planning debate as flood costs mount - Vimarsana News

NSW floods: Insurance giants back planning debate as flood costs mount

Two of Australia’s biggest insurance companies, IAG and QBE, are calling for debate about planning rules in flood-prone areas.

Source: smh.com.au
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