EQC funds eyes in the sky on Auckland landslidesTuesday, February 27, 2018Dr Brook and his team have just been provided with funding to use fast and economical new technology.
EQC information for residents following ex-Cyclone Gita Tuesday, February 20, 2018People still cleaning up and repairing damage caused by the remnants of Cyclone Fehi earlier this month should not be deterred from lodging a new claim.
Kaikoura earthquake update 8Monday, February 19, 2018In this newsletter you can find how many EQC customers have received settlement and hear more about our plans to complete remaining claims.
Would an earthquake early warning system work for New Zealand?Friday, February 16, 2018EQC is providing $61,000 in research funding to support its mission of reducing the impact of natural disasters on people and property.
EQC funds research to track the path of Porirua tsunamisTuesday, February 13, 2018Where are tsunamis likely to flow in Porirua, and what does that mean for where you put buildings? This is the question EQC has funded GNS scientist Dr Wendy Saunders to research.
EQC claim numbers for February stormMonday, February 12, 2018EQC has so far received 60 claims for damage caused by the remnants of Cyclone Fehi earlier this month.
Community meeting assists customers following the February stormFriday, February 9, 2018The sessions are an opportunity for EQC’s team to explain the claim process, people can ask questions and be provided with specific information.
Cyclone Fehi advisoryThursday, February 1, 2018The priority for residents in areas that have been impacted by the storm is to look after themselves, their families, and friends.
NZ’s big natural disaster questions get $1m EQC research fundingThursday, February 1, 2018We can’t stop earthquakes or volcanic eruptions. But, we can better understand risks, and develop practical steps to reduce the impact on people and property.
Community meeting assists customers following Kaiaua floodsFriday, January 26, 2018Chief Customer Officer, Trish Keith, says that community meetings are a great way for EQC to work with other organisations and meet directly with local residents.
