Revealed: The top reasons why motorists are calling in roadside assistance, and the cars most likely to breakdown.
Read more to see what’s driving this.
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Bupa has its very own Tay Tay! Wellbeing team member Taylor married her husband whose surname is Taylor, becoming Taylor Taylor.
Forever in your Tay Tay era 💙 @taylorswift13@frontiertouring#ErasTour#BupaPeople
A new report, the Bupa Pulse Check, into the nation’s health and wellbeing shows 2/3 of young adults needed mental health support in the past year, many Aussies are drinking less and exercising more.
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#PeoplePulse
We’ve frozen our health insurance premiums for six months until October, saving our members money at a time they need it most.
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#PremiumDelay
🗞️The Ombudsman writes in today's @theage how the pandemic laws should not only be subject to independent oversight, but also to independent review.
Read more at https://t.co/mauKShlSds
The Victorian Ombudsman welcomes the Victorian Government announcement of new arrangements allowing Victorians to return home from across the NSW border.
The Ombudsman’s investigation into border permits and exemptions is continuing and will be made public by the end of the year
New investigation announced:
Following complaints made to our office, the Victorian Ombudsman has launched an investigation into COVID-19 related interstate travel permits, exceptions and exemptions.
Read more at https://t.co/kVQ9my1LfL
📣 MEDIA RELEASE
The Victorian Ombudsman has launched an investigation into the Environment Protection Authority’s decisions to approve sites to receive spoil from the West Gate Tunnel Project.
Read more at https://t.co/thy97xSxPA
📽️The Victorian Ombudsman's latest investigation has looked into prison disciplinary hearings - which sees about 10,000 conducted annually across Victoria’s 14 prisons.
Victorian Ombudsman Deborah Glass says it is disappointing the State Government is yet to apologise to public housing residents a year after they were suddenly placed into lockdown, which she had found to be a breach of their human rights.
Read more at https://t.co/1zSJde7nWN
Victorian Ombudsman Deborah Glass has called on the State Government to apologise to the public housing lockdown residents in an effort to 'rebuild trust.'
Read more at https://t.co/YvEaNPlsHy
"I wanted to discover how struggling homeowners would be treated if they fell into debt and whether council practices were fair and reasonable."
The Victorian Ombudsman reveals her findings from her Financial Hardship investigation.
MEDIA RELEASE 📢
Stronger laws, capped interest rates and improved oversight of debt collectors have been recommended to protect ratepayers in financial hardship from heavy handed councils following a Victorian Ombudsman investigation.
Read more at https://t.co/pOFAqwdRU1
📻Thanks to ABC Gippsland radio for hosting Deborah Glass this week; a wonderful opportunity for listeners to learn how the Ombudsman’s office can assist people in regional areas.
Full interview: https://t.co/fEp2jLZQfD
Another council is setting up a refund scheme for parking fines after the Victorian Ombudsman tabled her report yesterday. See if you are affected: https://t.co/Sh0g8iH0B8
Thousands of parking fines are in doubt after a follow-up Ombudsman report identified another five councils, a university and an agency acting contrary to the law. Are you eligible for a refund? https://t.co/xuAP8gk7b9
A Victorian Ombudsman's investigation has highlighted a weakness in the financial governance of our schools after a principal was able to spend almost $23,000 undetected of school money on holidays, gambling and alcohol. https://t.co/la8LBa7xQx