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Vehicle transactions on your mobile

It is increasingly common and often quicker to pay bills on your mobile phone. The NSW government wants to make all transactions with them more convenient with a new phone app. Read More

CTP reform is on pause

In what is widely seen as another backflip, the NSW government has decided to revisit its radical ideas for CTP reform.

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Changes for L and P plate drivers in NSW

In NSW alone, 21 young people have died this year in crashes involving P Plate drivers. Although only 10% of drivers in Australia are on P Plates, they are twice as likely to die as all drivers. This is why the graduated licensing scheme for learners and P Platers in NSW is changing.

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Reactions to proposals for CTP reform

On 29 June, the NSW government announced a long overdue package of reforms to the NSW CTP insurance scheme. Reactions to the package, as you might expect, have been mixed. In general, insurers and health bodies welcome the proposed reforms but lawyers and advocates, like Greens MP, David Shoebridge, are very critical.

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CTP reform – What it means for you

Motorists across NSW may be able to look forward to cheaper CTP green slips from 1 July 2017. The NSW government is keen to improve the hugely inefficient CTP scheme, which was last reviewed in 1999, and has come up with a hybrid package of defined benefits and lump sums.

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At last save money

At last! CTP green slip reform

Many NSW drivers could enjoy much cheaper green slips from July 2017, according to Minister for Innovation and Better Regulation, Victor Dominello. At last, people injured on the roads will also get faster, better support.

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Action on CTP green slip fraud

CTP insurance claims in Sydney are through the roof. In fact, claims on green slips in Sydney rose 39% this year, even though road casualties were lower. It’s a suspicious trend, as claims on all types of insurance were up 30%. Insurance fraud is estimated to cost the industry a staggering $2 billion a year.

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A shake-up coming for the green slip scheme

The green slip scheme as we know it today was introduced in 1999 but, since 2008, premiums have risen by 70%. Many motorists are already paying $600 or more for their green slip and may have to fork out a further 10-20% in 2016 unless the system is changed.
Minister for Innovation and Better Regulation, Victor Dominello, says NSW premiums are the least affordable in the country.

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