A Currimundi mother of two is calling for the driver who hit her daughter and knocked her off her scooter while riding home from school on a footpath, to.
“A policy may exclude jobs deemed as hazardous based on working conditions, or offer benefits only to those employed in a specific industry meaning a person who moves into a different role could be ineligible to claim against their own policy after paying premiums if they are injured or ill while working in that role.
“The speed of the proposed stapling legislation roll-out is concerning and allows little time for people to consider their options.”
Snowden noted that previous legislative changes that required members under 25, if they had a low balance, or did not make regular contributions to opt in to keep insurance, leading to many members no longer holding income protection, TPD, or life insurance cover.
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Subscriber only A Noosa resident is suing one of Australia s biggest mining corporations for an incident at a Moranbah mine in Central Queensland. Matthew Cameron, from Kin Kin, 45, filed the $1m lawsuit with Rockhampton Supreme Court against G & S Support Services, which has headquarters in Mackay, and Anglo Coal Moranbah North Management for an allegedly negligence workplace accident. Mr Cameron was employed by G & S Support Services as a rigger and Anglo Coal is the operator of the coal mine. Mr Cameron alleges an incident occurred on May 30, 2019, about 7am. Mr Cameron claims he was walking to retrieve some equipment and he slipped and fell on a chemical which had leaked from a hopper machine.