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What Insurance Does a Brisbane Martial Arts or Combat Sports Studio Need?
Running a martial arts or combat sports studio in Brisbane, whether it's a boxing gym in Fortitude Valley, a Brazilian jiu-jitsu academy in Woolloongabba, or a mixed martial arts club out toward Ipswich, comes with a risk profile that's different from a standard gym. Physical contact is the product, not an incidental risk, and that changes what cover actually matters. Below is a practical breakdown of the insurance a martial arts or combat sports studio owner should have on t

Tim Jones
Jul 204 min read


What Insurance Does a Brisbane Metal Fabrication Business Need?
Metal fabrication businesses in Brisbane, from structural steel fabricators and welders to sheet metal workers and CNC/laser cutting operators, face a distinct set of risks that a standard trade insurance policy often doesn't fully address. Hot works, expensive machinery, and products that end up in other people's builds or equipment all add layers of exposure that need to be properly covered. Here's what to consider. Key Covers for Metal Fabrication Businesses Public and Pro

Tim Jones
Jul 135 min read


Mobile Mechanic Insurance: What Changes When You're Not in a Fixed Workshop
A mobile mechanic pulls up to a customer's driveway in Brisbane's outer suburbs, opens the van, and gets to work on a car that isn't theirs, on a property that isn't theirs, with no workshop walls or overnight security around any of it. That's a fundamentally different risk profile to a fixed workshop, and it's one that generic mechanic insurance advice often glosses over. Here's what actually changes when your workshop is a van. Your vehicle is your workshop, and your bigges

Tim Jones
Jul 63 min read


What Insurance Does a Brisbane Restaurant Need?
Running a restaurant in Brisbane means juggling a commercial kitchen, front of house staff, alcohol service, and a constant flow of the public through your doors, often all at once, on a Friday night, when the last thing you want to be thinking about is what happens if something goes wrong. It usually does eventually, a grease fire, a slip on a wet floor, a walk in fridge failure that wipes out a week of stock. The right insurance is what decides whether that night becomes an

Tim Jones
Jul 25 min read


Insurance for Hospitality Businesses: What You Actually Need to Know
Running a hospitality business comes with constant moving parts between staff, customers, equipment, stock and external risks that are often out of your control. From busy service periods to unexpected events, things can go wrong quickly. The challenge is not just dealing with the issue, but ensuring your business can recover without significant financial impact. Many cafés, restaurants and venues believe they’re adequately insured until they experience a claim. Here are the

Tim Jones
Apr 32 min read
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