Insurance Council of Australia: Tasmania fires the 'start of what's to come'

The Insurance Council of Australia has warned that the country could be in for a difficult fire season, after fires ravaged Tasmania and the mainland and caused tens of millions of dollars in insured losses.

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Speaking to Post from Hobart, Tasmania, Karl Sullivan, ICA general manager of policy risk and disaster planning, said that conditions are ripe for further

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