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Christopher Whitehead, Lecturer in Law, Auckland University of Technology

Some New Zealand homes are becoming uninsurable because of natural disasters – but all may not be lost

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After a series of natural disasters – from the Canterbury earthquakes to Cyclone Gabrielle – real doubt hangs over the insurance options available to some New Zealand homeowners.

Increasingly, homes in certain areas are becoming uninsurable – or difficult to insure, at least. Insurers have decided the risk is too high to make covering it financially viable, leaving affected homeowners vulnerable.

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