Australia braced for ‘catastrophic’ fire dangers, temperatures could hit 47 degrees Celsius
January 8 2026 by Andrew Mullen
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Losses from Victoria bushfires pass US$140m: ICA
- January 28
Insurers have received over 3,123 claims from the Victoria bushfires.
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Victoria bushfires won’t shift market, Howden says, with losses set to be less than ‘Black Summer’
- January 26
Broker tells InsuranceAsia News reinsurance recoveries under cat XoL programs ‘unlikely to be material’.
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Victoria bushfires declared by ‘insurance catastrophe’ as claims top 2,300
- January 16
Aon says expected economic losses are still pending proper assessment, but 'will reach' the hundreds of millions of US dollars.
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Victoria bushfires destory 228 homes, 700 structures after burning area five times the size of Singapore
- January 15
Insurers have received 2,201 insurance claims from the fires, which have been raging since last week, mostly in Victoria, but also in New South Wales.
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