Natural disasters, such as the LA wildfires, have driven up insurance costs in Australia, with catastrophic fires in the US contributing to rising premiums. The Australia Institute analysis shows that the increasing frequency and intensity of natural disasters globally will impact insurance premiums in Australia, making coverage unaffordable in disaster-prone regions. The reinsurance market is also affected, as big reinsurers raise premiums to cover losses from events like Hurricane Ian, which made 2023 the third-costliest hurricane season on record.
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In love, I moved to Africa against my mum’s wishes. She was amazed by what I did there
Gemma Sisia was inspired to leave a legacy of helping children in sub-Saharan Africa after watching Live Aid in 1985, eventually founding the St Jude school in Tanzania. Despite facing resistance from her family, she married a Tanzanian safari driver and overcame obstacles to build the school from scratch. Gemma's determination and skills inherited from her upbringing on a farm enabled her to fulfill her dream and make a difference in the lives of many...
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