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It will pay for a $50,000 increase to the cap for homes damaged by a natural disaster.
After paying one bill upfront, she kept receiving charges.
Just 8 percent thought they were getting a fair deal.
The payout threshold is set to increase by $50,000 next month.
Noah's vessel survived 40 days and nights of rain, but a modern replica might not.
Police say the meetings weren't private as defined by law.
Companies are hiking prices due to the earthquake risk.
The Govt wants them to stop up-selling customers products and services they don't need.
It's not just chocolate you have to keep your pooch away from.
"I just cried for two days... I don't want to go out in public like this."
However it's 'changing its approach' to insurance after feedback.
A new report highlights the "sheer magnitude of devastation" sea level rises can cause.
They're promising strong penalties for breaching duties.
Chris Taylor's family are now crowdfunding to bring his body home.
He says it's the "wrong" term.
A Newshub probe revealed multiple private meetings of insurance claimants were infiltrated.
Either we invest in change now, or wait for climate change to send us the bill.
The inquiry will have the full powers of a Royal Commission.
They're now trying to get back to 'normality', saying "it's what mum would've wanted".
The tragic case of the Kiwi mum dying in Bali has other people worried.
The fine print is there for a reason.
He was contacted by "concerned New Zealanders".
The Insurance Council says alterations could make buildings more unsafe.
"They took the risk."
Rumblings from the Southern motorway have allegedly cracked walls and driveways.
Thousands of Kiwis are being warned to check their policies, before they're left out of pocket.
"My understanding is that the SIS are New Zealand spies, so I can't see why they'd be involved in this at all."
The premium on her Wellington house is increasing by $5000 a year
It came in an angry text to Duncan Garner.
It comes after a Newshub probe revealed botched repairs could cost taxpayers $1b.
