Queensland and NSW claims rise to A$5.75bn one year after flooding: ICA
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Queensland and NSW claims rise to A$5.75bn one year after flooding: ICA

Abbie Wood
24 February 2023
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The total number of claims so far from the New South Wales (NSW) and Southeast Queensland floods have reached 239,538, with a value of A$5.75bn ($3.91 bn), according to the Insurance Council of Australia (ICA).

In a post on Twitter marking one year on from the floods, the ICA said that, of the A$5.75bn

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