EQC claim processes continue in lockdown phaseTuesday, March 24, 2020The Earthquake Commission will continue to process claims for damage caused by natural disasters, including reopened Canterbury claims, despite its offices having to shut down.
EQC Update for our customers: COVID-19Sunday, March 22, 2020We are planning that our team will be working from home from this week until further notice. During this time, the best way to contact us is via email or phone.
EQC responds to on-sold policy feedbackWednesday, February 26, 2020We have received 625 expressions of interest to date, with 561 of these qualifying for the package.
Taranaki council staff eager to hear from EQC expertsThursday, February 20, 2020EQC is currently visiting regional and local councils around the country to share information.
Enhanced EQC claims management system kicks into gear just in time for Kāpiti claimsTuesday, January 28, 2020About half of the claims so far have come via an online lodgement form.
Hillside foundations get a shake-up in cutting edge testingWednesday, January 22, 2020New shake testing of house foundations aims to ensure homes built on slopes are better able to withstand future earthquakes.
EQC gifts enduring resilience tool to the people of ChristchurchWednesday, December 18, 2019The sensors have provided unprecedented levels of detailed local groundwater data.
Natural hazards questions to be tackled with 2020 EQC Science Journalism AwardsTuesday, December 17, 2019One of our key aims is for communities to understand their natural hazard risks and make informed decisions.
Flood-affected homeowners encouraged to contact EQCTuesday, December 10, 2019We encourage people to lodge a claim within three months, but claims can be lodged up to two years from the time of damage.
EQC funds $1 million of research to reduce natural disaster riskMonday, December 9, 2019Our research programme is focused on understanding more about New Zealand’s natural hazards, and working out how to reduce the impact on New Zealanders.
