Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (QBE)
Public Sector Insurance
All States
No
- Business Interruption
- Product Liability
- Property Damage
- Public Liability
- indigenous communities and organisations
Product Overview
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (QBE) by AIB Insurance offers tailored insurance for Indigenous communities and organisations. This product is built to support a wide range of activities, from daily operations to special events like NAIDOC parades and picnics.
About Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (QBE) by AIB Insurance
The cover includes public and products liability, property damage, directors and officers liability (D&O), professional indemnity (PII), employment practices liability (EPL), and motor vehicle insurance. There are also options for airfield operations, making it a flexible choice for different needs.
AIB Insurance, working with QBE, designed this package to be easy to access, with no broker contract required and a straightforward application process. The policy can be extended to cover food and drink at community events, giving peace of mind for organisers.
This insurance is available across all states, so no matter where your client is based, they can be covered. It’s a fair solution for Indigenous organisations looking for solid protection.
For more details or to start the process, check out the application form or get in touch through the ‘Contact Underwriter for Quote’ options on this page. If you want to find out more or need a quote, the links and resources here make it simple to get started.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (QBE) by AIB Insurance FAQs
Who can apply for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (QBE) by AIB Insurance?
The insurance product is open to Indigenous communities and organisations across Australia. Groups involved in cultural, social, or business activities are eligible. No broker contract is needed, so applying is straightforward for these organisations.
What types of events can be covered by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (QBE)?
This insurance product can cover a wide range of community and cultural events, including NAIDOC parades, picnics, and gatherings. The policy extends to activities with food and drink provisions, helping protect against risks during these events.
How can brokers start an application for their clients for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (QBE) by AIB Insurance?
Brokers can download the application form from the product page or the AIB Insurance website. Once completed, the form can be submitted for review, and there is no contract required to get started.
What information is needed to complete the application form for this insurance package?
The application form asks for: (1) organisation details: name, ABN, and contact information, (2) description of activities and operations, (3) property and asset details, (4) claims history, and (5) cover options required (such as public liability, property, or motor insurance). A declaration by an authorised person is also needed to complete the process.
What makes AIB Insurance’ Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (QBE) different from standard business insurance?
This product is tailored for Indigenous communities, with options for unique activities and risks. It covers public and products liability, property, directors and officers, professional indemnity, and more. As part of the public sector insurance line, it’s designed for the needs of community organisations. To learn more, visit the public sector insurance category page for extra details here.
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