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Research commissioned by AAMI, lifts the lid on the main distractions of Australian drivers under the age of 25.

As a leading car insurance provider that handles tens of thousands of car claims a year from customers who have had an accident, we are all too familiar with the terrible effects of road trauma...

More Australian families investing in home greening solutions.

Bio fuels a second choice for motorists at the pertol station though more people consider environmental factors when buying a new car.

Think your car is safest close to home? New research by car insurer AAMI shows vehicle thefts are more likely closer to home.

Worrying trend amongst Australian males that shows they drive more aggressively if their cars have additional safety features.

AAMI urges pedestrians and motorists to share responsibility for road safety

AAMI's research shows stark contrasts between passenger car and 4x4 drivers about road entitlements and obligations.

AAMI's ninth annual Young Drivers Index demonstrates some drivers aged 18 to 24 years still persist in dangerous actions on Australia's roads.

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Vincent Carrasco, M.D., Chief Medical Officer for RadarFind Corporation, will discuss how Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) will create a more responsive healthcare delivery process.

AAMI's strong focus on customer service was rewarded when the company received the 'Best Call Centre' award at the sixth annual Australian Banking and Finance Magazine Insurance Awards.

This is the eighth annual AAMI Young Drivers Index. It is published to inform and educate the community about trends and issues related to young drivers.

Generation Ys are known for their social awareness and this is reflected in young drivers' attitudes to 'going green'.

With winter only days away, new research1 from leading insurer AAMI shows many homes are not equipped with basic fire fighting equipment - prompting warnings for better home fire preparation.

An evolving ‘green’ consciousness has seen many people change their behaviours to reduce their impact on the environment – including many Australian drivers.

Despite some signs of cooling in the national housing market, more than half of Australia’s renters (52 per cent) feel they will never be able to afford their own home, new research from leading insurer AAMI shows.

With many Australian families hitting the road on Australia Day long weekend, leading insurer AAMI is urging drivers to break their drive, with research* showing 26% of Australian motorists have momentarily fallen asleep while behind the wheel.