AIL of New Zealand attended the recent Tauranga Airshow and provided Free Childsafe Kits to parents, grandparents and care-givers. We also were able to give away two child-sized scooters. Continue Reading

The Government, Federated Farmers and the Children’s Commissioner have rejected the idea of banning children from riding quad bikes, despite the death of a six-year-old girl at the weekend.

Emergency services were called to the Thundercross Valley Bike Park, 20km west of Huntly, about 3pm on Saturday after Amber Taylor Vincent was killed.

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AILPR rep Marilyn Kohlhase at the SFWU’s LIFT THE FREEZE ON LOW PAY rally. All SFWU policy holders taking industrial action are eligible for a STRIKE WAIVER of PREMIUM. Members should call AIL on 0800 894 121 for more info.

News from the States on Aaron Friedlander (Steve’s son) who believes in customer service working for the local utility company. It runs in the family!

Government officials are currently investigating opening up the ACC (Accident Corporation Compensation) scheme to private insurers. The main focus is to allow private insurers to cover workplace accidents. However, other aspects such as treating road accidents, accidents at home and on the sports field may be considered as well.

The PM has stated he believes in competition, regardless of the sector, as it brings benefits to New Zealand. Nearly 300,000 New Zealand workers were injured on the job last year. AIL has always been there for families since 1995.

For more information, visit One News.

AIL New Zealand will be at this year’s Parent and Child Show in Auckland at the ASB Showgrounds. With over 200 exhibits there’s going to be a ton of great deals and special offers. Don’t miss out!

The show will run from October 30th to November 1st from 10:00am to 5:00pm daily. Don’t forget to stop by and see AIL New Zealand. Every child that fills out a  Child Safe Kit gets entered in a drawing to win a Motorized Tonka Jeep! We’ll be in booth B5, see you there!

For more information check out the Parent and Child Show website.