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There is always something exciting happening at Lockton. Here are just a few from our newsroom.
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Renewable Energy Risk and Insurance Index 2026
Australia’s clean energy transition is accelerating. So are the risks around delivery. Developed in partnership by Lockton and the Clean Energy Council, the inaugural Renewable Energy Risk and Insurance Index provides a new benchmark of the commercia …
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Project Certainty Guide: When a builder fails, is your project prepared?
Construction insolvency rarely affects a single party. When a key contractor or subcontractor experiences financial distress, the impact can quickly spread across a project, creating delays, increased completion costs, cash-flow pressure and potentia …
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Managing supply chain and business interruption risks in Australia's meat and poultry indu …
Building resilience in an increasingly interconnected industry Australia's meat and poultry sector has always operated within a complex network of producers, transport providers, processors, distributors and export partners. What has changed in recen …
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NSW passes landmark legislation for the property development sector
The NSW Government has passed the Fair Trading and Building Legislation Amendment Bill, laying the final legislative groundwork for Latent Defects Insurance (LDI), to be brought to market for apartment developments across the state. This marks a sig …
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Psychosocial risk under the microscope: Why regulatory scrutiny is increasing across Austr …
Psychosocial risk has rapidly emerged as one of the most significant workplace health and safety, governance and enterprise risk issues facing Australian organisations. Over the past several years, regulators across Australia have fundamentally shift …
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When the indemnity fails
Non-indemnified claims and the case for Side-A DIC Cover Directors routinely assume that if a claim is made against them, their company will stand behind them. In most cases, it will. But the claims that should concern boards most are not the ones a …
