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IAA West End

Locality: South Brisbane, Queensland

Phone: +61 414 836 280

Address: West End and Beenleigh 4101 & 4207 South Brisbane, QLD, Australia

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24.01.2022 Building business resilience If your business is still struggling to fight its way through the pandemic, building resilience within your company will help make ...you stronger. Instead of becoming sidetracked with apparent priorities, resilience will help your employees remain focused on your core business objectives. This laser focus will not only help you to grow and expand your business, but also to adapt to challenges and bounce back quicker. Read More: https://bit.ly/34zz16T See more

24.01.2022 Penny owns a movie theatre and regularly sells out latest release movie screenings. Penny has ensured there is appropriate lighting and lights up the path out t...o assist movie goers navigating their way during movies. During one of these screenings, an audience member left mid-movie to top up her snacks. On the way back, she tripped and fell. The customer ended up breaking her ankle. The customer wants to sue Penny for injury. Is Penny covered for any legal and court costs that this claim may bring with her Public Lability Insurance? Share your thoughts in the comments! #isitcovered?

24.01.2022 With another Australian Summer fast approaching, it is important you evaluate the position of your business and identify any risks that may pose a threat should... the unexpected happen and you are faced with a Natural Disaster. Spending the time evaluating risks and preparing now can help you in the long-term and ensure your business can get back on its feet. We have broken down 5 key things to consider here. #tipsandhacks

23.01.2022 With the increase in cyber-attacks and the need to protect your business from online hackers and scammers being more important than ever, we have highlighted a few key points to consider in keeping your information safe online. #tipsandhacks

23.01.2022 Have you signed up to the For the Love of Your Local initiative? There are currently 185 venues registered in Queensland. How it works: The public can pre-...purchase a pint voucher online from participating venues at loveofyourlocal.com.au All proceeds from the voucher are transferred by CUB to that venue via PayPal. CUB will match the purchase pint for pint. To register and for more information visit: https://loveofyourlocal.com.au/pages/venues

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20.01.2022 Starting a new business can be daunting, so ensuring that you have the right insurance to protect your new business is essential. Here are our top 5 tips for navigating the insurance world when starting your own business. #tipsandhacks

20.01.2022 Weve got your back. Find your trusted, local Insurance Advisernet Adviser today.

20.01.2022 Getting the most out of your commercial property insurance You want a provider you can count on when the going gets tough, with good coverage, good customer ser...vice and a first class reputation. So how do you find this illusive insurance provider? We have put together five of the best tips that will help you to not only find a top provider, but also the best type of property insurance for your business. Read More: http://bit.ly/38HYhYv See more

19.01.2022 As of 16th March 2020, the World Health Organization confirmed the total number of global COVID-19, or coronavirus, cases surpassed 140,000. The Australian Gove...rnment has announced many new measures to contain the spread of COVID-19 and these measures may continue to impact how we do business over the next few months. Estimates as to when the outbreak will subside are unknown at this stage. Meanwhile, the economic toll continues to increase. That could be cancelled business travel, disrupted supply chains, or social distancing, the situation is forcing organisations of every size and description to review their emergency response and business continuity plans. Read more on how you can plan and protect your business: http://bit.ly/391Czy1

19.01.2022 Risk Management is a fundamental part of every business and one of the first things business owners should address. However, it is one of the most neglected are...as for start-ups due to the multitude of tasks needing addressed when running your own business. So, we have broken it down into 4 easy steps so you can start building your own risk management plan today. #tipsandhacks

19.01.2022 We are back with breaking down insurance jargon! We know it can be very hard to understand, however ensuring that you do understand it is crucial to making sure... you are not only in compliance with your policy but also getting the most out of it! Here are some common insurance phrases that are in most policies, but you may not know what they mean. #tipsandhacks

18.01.2022 Dear Client Friends , The Corona Virus (COVID19) pandemic has seen us enter into unprecedented and uncertain times. In these challenging times, we ask you to stay in touch with your Adviser and discuss the importance of maintaining your insurance cover on your assets, whether it be personal or business and know that we are here to help you. ...Continue reading

18.01.2022 Update on takeaway cocktails: Licensees choosing to make and sell cocktails as packaged liquor need to make sure they are complying with their RSA obligations t...o limit the potential of alcohol-related harm occurring in Queensland communities. Responsible practices and promotions for takeaway sales: Liquor is to be supplied in standardised quantities that can be recognised by patrons to assist in monitoring the level of consumption. At a minimum this would include clearly showing the number of standard drinks contained within the product being sold. Non-alcoholic beverages should be available for purchase. Liquor is to be provided in a way that encourages responsible consumption. For example cocktail packaging should not exceed two standard drinks. Alcoholic drinks should be sold in containers that are suitable to be transported to an appropriate location for off-premises consumption. Containers that may encourage consumption in public places adjacent to the premises (e.g. a soft plastic cup with push on lid) should not be used. Packaging considerations above are in addition to any applicable food safety requirements. OLGR doesnt regulate the Food Standards Code, this is enforced by Queensland Health and local government. Its important licensees contact these agencies if theyre not aware of their obligations. View the Food Standards Code here: https://www.foodstandards.gov.au/code/Pages/default.aspx View the full list of how you can trade by licence type here: https://www.business.qld.gov.au//liquor/coronavirus-advice Licensees that are only permitted to sell distilled spirits as part of ready-to-drink beverages (e.g. restaurants and cafs) may only sell cocktails if they are packaged as a ready-to-drink product.

18.01.2022 Putting pedal to the metal with transport insurance Whilst the introduction of the ELD is meant to keep truck drivers safer on the roads, more regulations and o...versights dont appear to be reducing premiums or claims. Evolving technology has led to better data and clearer risk profiles, but the increasing diversity and specialisation within the industry complicates matters. So how can insurance providers and transport drivers navigate this complex environment? Read More: http://bit.ly/2vPKgJq See more

17.01.2022 LMI Continuity Coach has been specifically developed for small and medium-sized enterprises and is a web-based method of risk analysis and contingency planning. Talk to us today:

16.01.2022 Is it Covered? Louise owns a law firm. Recently, a hacker was able to get into the system and retrieve sensitive client information. As a result, an incident re...sponse was conducted, requiring a forensic investigation, consultation with a public relations expert, a legal team and an incident response manager to oversee it all. However, they found that the firm was not compliant with the minimum security standards set by the firm itself. Is Louise covered in this instance with her Cyber Insurance policy? Share your thoughts in the comments! #isitcovered?

16.01.2022 The Coronavirus or COVID-19 as it is now technically named, is having a broad and sweeping effect on economic and commercial markets along with restrictions to our lifestyle and business arrangements with increasing travel restrictions being imposed on various Countries and Territories. No doubt there are a lot concerns / questions you may have s as to whether policy covers will respond. In association with LMI and Dr Allan Manning, IA has produced papers to assist your cli...ents with understanding of how Travel and BI covers are likely to respond, please click the relevant links below to access. Travel BI If you have any questions please dont hesitate to contact me See more

16.01.2022 Chris is an experienced fleet driver for a large Australian company. Chris truck is in need of new tyres as his tread depth has gone below minimum standards, a...s he was alerted to when it was identified during its service. The company is aware and has ordered the tyres which are due to be fitted next week. Whilst driving in the rain Chris aquaplanes which results in him crashing into a barrier. This is not uncommon, and the company does have motor insurance. Is it covered? See more

13.01.2022 Insurance Fact #1 - 1347 - the year of the first insurance contract! Did you know the first documented insurance contract was signed in 1347 in Genoa, Italy? Wh...ile the concept of insurance can be traced all the way back ancient civilisations (were talking BC!), the first contract (not bundled with loans or other contracts) was signed in the 14th century! See more

13.01.2022 CYBERCRIME As the Australian Government recently announced a large-scale Cyber attack from a sophisticated, state-based hacker is attempting to infiltrate various Australian businesses. Now is the time to act and ensure your business is taking the necessary precautions to reduce your vulnerability. Whether your business is large or small, and with many companies working remotely, if you do not continue to increase your awareness and cyber security to hackers, your business ...could be at risk. The Australian Cyber Security Centre has provided some useful information for businesses to follow which you can view here. (embed following link to here - https://www.cyber.gov.au//advisory-2020-008-copy-paste-com) ARE YOU EXPOSED? With so many companies focusing on bolstering the security of their IT systems, hackers have changed their approach. 90% of breaches now begin with human error something hackers are increasingly exploiting by targeting vulnerable staff. It means the first step to protecting your business is focusing on human risk management and awareness. To help, weve created the IA Cyber Aware Training Program, exclusively for clients of Insurance Advisernet or (Insert Business Name). INCREASE AWARENESS, REDUCE RISK By testing, training, measuring, and reducing your companys human risks, your staff will learn critical cyber security strategies for: Email Safety Malware Threats Phishing Threats Social Networking Safety Passwords The free program operates on all digital platforms including desktops, laptops and tablets, as well as iPhone and Android phones. It takes less than 20 minutes to complete and a certificate of completion is provided at end of the course. REGISTER NOW (link Register now - https://www.iacyberaware.com/signIn1.aspx) Enter the code 31100 at the registration page. Contact Miguel rodriguez 0414836280

13.01.2022 Breakdown of key hospitality insurance risks As a customer-centric sector, the hospitality industry has an abundance of risks that can result in financial stres...s, bad publicity and even closure of a business. So its vital that these pressure points are identified and strategies put in place to reduce your businesss exposure to these risks. One of these solutions is to make sure that your insurance policies are still relevant and customised to your businesss exact requirements. Read More: https://bit.ly/2CLD05n See more

12.01.2022 Working with flammable equipment and need insurance? Talk to an insurance specialist and find your local adviser today: https://bit.ly/3k6rIsE

12.01.2022 Insurance Fact #3 London, 1666 Did you know that prior to the Great Fire of London in 1666, most insurance related matters were largely restricted to shipping...? It was only once the Great Fire happened that underwriters began introducing protection for buildings too. This then segued into further areas and is still evolving today, 354 years later! See more

12.01.2022 What is transport insurance? We take a look at the businesses that benefit from transport insurance, what it covers, and the role played by insurance advisers i...n helping companies reduce their risk profiles. We also focus on how insurance providers need to work with advisers to provide customised policies for their clients and increasing client risk management programs. Finally, we look at what the future holds for the transport industry in Australia. Read More: https://bit.ly/2C9zMb6 See more

11.01.2022 Our Managing Director, Shaun Standfield, recently sat down with NIBA to reflect on his 5 years at the company and the strength and quality of our network. We ar...e proud to come together as a team, using our national strength and insurer partnerships to provide unparalleled advice! Looking ahead, we will continue to provide our personalised service and advice that our clients can trust. Read more about Shauns time and forecasting here. See more

11.01.2022 How will COVID-19 affect your EOFY tax return? Have you accessed the JobKeeper payments, asset write-offs or cash flow boosts? Maybe you have taken advantage of... the additional concessions that can be accessed if your annual turnover has dropped below certain thresholds? The government stimulus packages can make your EOFY tax returns more complicated, but with a potential lucrative tax return on the horizon, there is light at the end of the tunnel. Read More: https://bit.ly/3del8wO See more

11.01.2022 Insurance Fact #2 Apollo 11 Did you know the NASA astronauts onboard Apollo 11 were unable to find affordable life insurance? Obviously the endeavour was extr...emely high stakes, so they knew they had to come up with another plan if the mission was to go wrong. This is where insurance covers first came to market, whereby the team created limited edition, signed postal covers which were only to be sold if the astronauts died! See more

10.01.2022 Michael is the manager at a retail store in a popular shopping centre. Whilst an employee is in the stock room retrieving shoes for a customer, the shelf falls ...and cuts the employees head. The employee has to go to the hospital to get it stitched up. Is Michael covered by this scenario through his Workers Compensation Insurance policy? Share your thoughts in the comments! #isitcovered?

10.01.2022 The biggest mistake homeowners make is not insuring their home. With no insurance, you have to pay for any damage or loss yourself, which if its your entire ho...me can be financially devastating. Fire, floods, natural disasters, even theft or malicious damage can all be covered under your home insurance policy. Find out what you need to know, what questions to ask providers and how to make a successful claim. Read More: https://bit.ly/3dRjCkN See more

07.01.2022 A new take on risk management With insurers facing reduced capacities due to the recent bushfires, floods, and global pandemic, its time for Australian busines...ses to rethink their risk management strategies this new financial year. With the potential for rising premiums, companies implementing proactive strategies, such as differentiating their companys risk profile and re-evaluating their risk management strategies, may find themselves in a much better situation than their competitors. Read More: https://bit.ly/2VToq20 See more

05.01.2022 UPDATE: Licensed restaurants and cafes holding a current liquor licence that will supply takeaway food, can supply takeaway alcohol or delivery, subject to the ...following conditions: The takeaway alcohol can only be supplied in conjunction with a take away food order The takeaway alcohol can only consist of bottled or canned beer, wine, cider and ready to drink beverages, such as premixed spirits A maximum limit of 2.25 litres of alcohol applies and can only be sold in conjunction with a takeaway food order (that is up to 2.25 litres per food order). Read in full here: https://bit.ly/3bpe5Al See more

03.01.2022 What happens if you dont have Workers Compensation Insurance? As an employer, are you legally required to cover all your employees with Workers Compensation ...Insurance, what happens if you dont do this? What about contractors and sole traders do they need this insurance? What can an employee do if they are injured and their employer didnt insure them? Read More: http://bit.ly/2SLhfrH See more

01.01.2022 Here we cover some further insurance terms often used in your policy documents. We know it can be very hard to understand, however ensuring that you do is cruci...al to making sure you are not only in compliance with your policy but also getting the most out of it! Lets break down insurance jargon! #tipsandhacks

01.01.2022 Do you need Contract Works Insurance? Building contractors, tradies, project managers and owner builders can all reduce their risks with Contract Works Insuranc...e. This policy can be tailored to cover contractors for specific projects, or annual policies covering multiple projects, from a series of events including onsite delays, property and material damage, loss to the project and/or materials as well as your own tools. Read More: http://bit.ly/38LjIYG See more

01.01.2022 Half way between Gold Coast and Brisbane this historical old girl is still a favourite Some Features Extensive fit-out 1500metres of land/ 2 storey Lease term ...5x5 or longer Leasehold premium negotiable Rent approx. $130k plus outgoings LEASEE INCENTIVE OFFERED ENQUIRIES CHRIS CAMERON 0477 271 875 | SHANE MULLINS 0418 778 544 #realestate #incentive #events #corporateevents #venues #eventplanning #meetingsandevents #hotels #hospitalityindustry #hotelmanagement Large Bars/Bistro/Beer Garden Substantial Kitchen Operation Great Function Facility Could house nightclub/community club Substantial future retail possibilities Looking for an entrepreneurial operator to capitalise on this See more