Blue Zebra Insurance Important information

This domain name and website ("Website") are owned and operated by Blue Zebra Insurance Pty Ltd (ABN 12 622 465 838)("Blue Zebra", "we", "us" or "our")

The Terms of Use contained on this page (and the Privacy Page) govern your access to and use of the information, text, graphics and materials on the Website ("Content") and the computer storage, processing and use of your PERSONAL INFORMATION. You agree that if you send your PERSONAL INFORMATION via our website that it will be dealt in accordance with the terms contained in the Privacy and Security page and our Privacy Policy. We reserve the right to vary the Terms of Use from time to time by publishing the varied provisions on this Website.

Information About Our Insurance Products

The Content on the Website is not intended to be a complete description of all terms, conditions and exclusions applicable to Blue Zebra products and services and is of a general nature only.

Except where specified, the Content does not form part of the terms and conditions of an insurance policy. Full details of any insurance product sold by us are contained in the relevant Product Disclosure Statement ("PDS") or Policy Wording.

This Website contains general advice only. Any advice on this Website does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. Before making a decision, please consider the relevant PDS/Policy Wording, Supplementary PDS (where applicable) & PDS update (if any).

Links to other websites
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Accuracy of Content

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Limitation of Liability

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This does not limit any rights a person may have under the law. Subject to the law, Blue Zebra does not accept any responsibility or liability to any person acting, or refraining from acting, as a result of information on this Website.

Restrictions on use of our website

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Cookies

Like many website operators, Blue Zebra may use standard technology called cookies on our Website to collect information. A "cookie" is a small text file placed on your computer by our web server. Cookies help us to analyse site usage, navigation and preferences more accurately, enabling us to improve Website user experience.

In all cases in which cookies are used, the cookie will not collect PERSONAL INFORMATION except with your consent. You can configure or disable cookies by turning them off in your browser, however our Website may not function properly if you do so. Cookies do not alter the operation of your computer or mobile device in any way.

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Blue Zebra reserves any rights not expressly outlined in these Terms of Use.

Jurisdiction

The laws governing these Terms of Use will be the laws of the state of New South Wales, Australia. This web-site is intended for use in Australia only.

BLUE ZEBRA INSURANCE PTY LTD (ABN 12 622 465 838)

Introduction

Blue Zebra Insurance Pty Ltd (ABN 12 622 465 838) ("BZI", "we", "us" or "our") is an Australian Financial Services Licensee (AFSL No. 504130) regulated by the Australian Security and Investments Commission ("ASIC").

This Privacy Policy outlines how we handle personal information and how you can contact us if you have any queries about personal information that we hold about you, or if you have any queries about this Policy.

Definitions

In this Privacy Policy:

'Personal Information' means any information or an opinion about an identified individual or an individual who is reasonably identifiable, whether or not the information or opinion is true, and whether or not it is recorded in a material form. Examples include an individual's name, address, telephone number, age, and previous or current insurance experience.

'Sensitive Information' is a special category of Personal Information. Sensitive Information is defined in the Privacy Act, and includes, amongst other things, information about an individual's health, criminal record or sexual orientation.

Who is Blue Zebra Insurance?

Blue Zebra Insurance arranges insurance products and services as an agent to insurers via brokers and intermediaries. We issue insurance quotations and policies, and assess claims made on insurance policies we have issued.

Why do we collect, hold, use or disclose your Personal Information?

We collect, hold, use and disclose your Personal Information for a range of purposes in carrying out the operations and functions of our business. These include:

• to provide insurance products and services;
• to administer any policies we have issued to you, including to:
  • assess risks;
  • assess claims;
  • pay claims and seek recoveries;
  • deal with third party service providers (such as assessors) or witnesses; and
  • deal with complaints and disputes;
• to help us improve our services, resolve any problems or to meet our legal and regulatory obligations;
• to assist in providing broker's customers, potential customers and others with our products and services;
• to help us develop and identify products and services that may interest brokers, their customers, potential customers or others; and
• to support services, policies, programs, analysis and research that relate to natural hazard management (including emergency management) and/or resilience.

We may use and disclose your Personal Information for other purposes required or authorised by or under law (including purposes for which you have provided your consent).

We make use of the Insurance Reference Services Limited (IRS) Database. IRS is a member-based organisation supporting Australian general insurance company members with understanding policy holder claims history, for the purpose of supporting claims management, claims investigation, loss assessment, fraud detection and risk underwriting. We may collect Personal Information from IRS for these purposes by accessing the IRS Database.

We may also disclose your Personal Information, including claim and/or policy information, to IRS and this information is then accessible to other IRS members and participants via the IRS Database. The IRS Database may be used by members and participants for a number of authorised purposes such as providing insurance services, including carrying out underwriting processes and issuing an insurance policy, dealing with claims and/or detection of fraud or other unlawful activities in accordance with the objectives of IRS.

What Personal Information do we collect and hold?

To carry out the operations and functions of our business, we collect and hold a broad range of Personal Information. The kinds of Personal Information we collect and hold about you will depend upon the nature of our relationship with you and the circumstances of a collection, including whether we collect the information from you as a customer, supplier, contractor, job applicant or some other capacity. This is most often so that we can issue an insurance quotation or a policy, or assess a claim made on an insurance policy that we have issued.

The Personal Information we collect and hold includes your contact details such as name, address, phone and email, gender, other reference information including your claims history, occupation, assets & liabilities, credit scores, as well as information relating to the insured risk (for example, a house or car). We may also collect details of the interactions you have with us As required, we will also collect and hold financial information and records including credit card details.

If you are or become an employee, the handling of your Personal Information may be exempt from the APPs if it is directly related to your current or former employment relationship with us.

Sensitive Information

From time to time, we may also need to collect Sensitive Information about you, including your criminal record, your membership with a professional association, any medical conditions or health information required to assess personal injury. We will ask you for your consent to collect this Sensitive Information, unless we are otherwise permitted or required by law to collect it without your consent.

Who do we collect Personal Information from?

We collect Personal Information in a number of ways depending on the nature of the insurance products and services being provided and administered and our relationship with you. The ways we collect information include:

• directly from you by telephone, mail, email or via our website portal;
• from your insurance broker, other representatives (such as legal advisers or your family members) or other policyholders;
• through any insurance related portal; and from insurers and reinsurers of the relevant policy;
• from commercially and/ or publicly available third party sources, such as government records and data providers; and
• from statutory authorities or government departments, including the Australian Taxation Office for data matching purposes.

If you are providing us with Personal Information belonging to another individual, please ensure that you provide them with this Privacy Policy. Where you are providing Sensitive Information of another individual, please ensure that you have obtained that individual's consent to the disclosure of that Personal Information to us and the subsequent handling of their Personal Information in accordance with this Privacy Policy before you provide us with that Sensitive Information.

To whom do we disclose Personal Information?

We disclose Personal Information as necessary to carry out the operations and functions of the business, including for the purposes outlined above. The third parties to whom we disclose Personal Information vary depending on the nature of the insurance products and services being provided and administered. This includes disclosure to:

• your insurance broker, other representatives (such as legal advisers or your family members) or other policyholders;
• insurers and reinsurers of the relevant policy;
• claims administrators who manage claims and people involved in investigation of claims on behalf of Blue Zebra;
• witnesses and medical practitioners;
• our agents and service providers;
• IRS; and
• external dispute resolution bodies, such as the Australian Financial Complaints Authority.

To the extent that we are required to by any law or regulation, we may need to disclose Personal Information to, or on instruction of, regulators, courts and tribunals.

Personal Information may also be disclosed (as an asset of the business) to prospective purchasers and their advisers in the event of an actual or proposed sale (in whole or in part) to a third party of Blue Zebra or its business, or the proposed or actual transfer from, or replacement of, a current provider of your insurance cover to a new insurance provider. We will take reasonable steps to have prospective purchasers and their advisers agree to confidentiality and non-disclosure terms in relation to any Personal Information that may be disclosed.

We may also disclose your Personal Information to other third parties and for other purposes where we are required or authorised by or under law to do so (including where you have provided your consent).

Our website (bzi.com.au)

We use cookies on certain web pages of our website to help analyse our web page flow and measure marketing effectiveness, and help improve your future visits to our website. Cookies allow our website to remember certain information that will make your visit to the website more useful, such as account information and location. If you do not wish to receive a cookie or if you wish to set your browser to tell you each time a cookie is being sent, you can do this using the options in your web browser.

Some of the information collected about your visit to our website using cookies is not Personal Information, because we cannot identify you from it unless you are logged in to our website.

Automated decision-making processes

We sometimes use computer programs (automated decision-making tools) to help us assess risks, process claims, and decide if you are eligible for certain insurance products.

The kinds of Personal Information used by these programs may include:

• your contact and identity details (such as your name, date of birth and address);
• financial information (such as your income, payment history or credit history);
• details about your claims and risk history (such as previous insurance claims); and
• information related to the characteristics of the asset you are seeking to insure.

The kinds of decisions that may be made entirely by these programs include:

• running an automatic eligibility screen; and
• deciding whether the risk that we are potentially underwriting is within our delegated underwriting appetite.

Some decisions involve a mix of computer assessment and human review. The kinds of decisions for which a thing, that is substantially and directly related to the decision, is done by the operation of a computer program include:

• comparing your application against risk profiles to flag matters for further manual review; and
• estimating the likely cost of a claim before it is reviewed by a claims manager; and
• understanding whether we are prepared to accept the risk, given our delegated underwriting appetite.

How do we hold your Personal Information?

We generally hold the Personal Information we collect from you in electronic form in our internal document management systems. Personal Information regarding insurance policies may also be held by the underwriter of your insurance product.

We take reasonable steps to protect Personal Information from misuse, interference, loss, and unauthorised access, modification or disclosure. This includes taking appropriate security measures to protect electronic materials and requiring our service providers to do so.

Who might we disclose your Personal Information to internationally?

Some of our service providers are located outside Australia. As a result, Personal Information collected and held by us may be transferred to recipients in other countries. This includes third party service providers who perform various tasks both inside and outside of Australia, including (but not limited to) delivering BZI claims service and technology development.

They are located across in various locations, including, but not limited to:

• the United States of America;
• India;
• South Africa;
• New Zealand; and
• the United Kingdom.

How can you access and correct the information we hold about you?

You have a right to request access to Personal Information that we hold about you and request its correction if it is inaccurate, out of date, incomplete, irrelevant or misleading. You may do so by contacting us atinfo@bzi.com.au. We may require you to provide proof of your identity prior to facilitating any access or correction request.

We will respond to all requests for access to or correction of Personal Information within a reasonable period.

In some limited cases, we may need to refuse access to your Personal Information under the grounds permitted by the Privacy Act. There may be some cost to you to cover the cost of retrieving and supplying the information to you. We may also require you to formally prove that you are the individual to whom we hold the Personal Information upon.

What happens if you have any concerns?

If you have any concerns or wish to make a complaint about how we have handled your Personal Information, or whether we have complied with the Privacy Act, please write toinfo@bzi.com.au.

We will consider your complaint through our internal complaints resolution process and will endeavour to respond with a decision within a reasonable period of time (usually within 30 days of you making the complaint).

If, however, you feel that your complaint has not been resolved, you can contact us to discuss your concerns.

If you are not satisfied with our response to your complaint, you can lodge a complaint in writing with the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner on the details below. Depending on the nature of your complaint and the financial services we provided to you, you may also be able to lodge a complaint with the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA).

Post:GPO Box 5288 SYDNEY NSW 2001
Fax:+61 2 6123 5145

Online complaint form:www.oaic.gov.au

How do you contact us?

We welcome your questions and comments about privacy.

If you have any query or require any information about your Personal Information, please contactinfo@bzi.com.auand we will respond to you as soon as reasonably possible.

Version and date of this Policy

We may make changes to this Privacy Policy from time to time and place any updated version of the Privacy Policy on our Website. Please review our Privacy Policy and Website periodically for changes.

This Privacy Policy was last updated in October 2025.

OUR COMMITMENT TO YOU

The service standards of Blue Zebra Insurance Pty Ltd (ABN 12 622 465838, AFSL No. 504130) ('BZI') are high and we want to support our customers properly. That is why we are committed to delivering a valuable service to our customers. We have a philosophy of continuous improvement, so if any of our products or services, including that of our brokers, do not meet your expectations let us know so we can address these issues. This document summarises the process you can expect BZI to undertake in order to resolve your complaint. BZI has developed its complaints handling process to comply with legislative, regulatory, and industry standards, including the Insurance Council of Australia ('ICA') General Insurance Code of Practice.

Note for Private and Commercial Motor policy holders

For Private & Commercial Motor policies incepting from 1 July 2025, BZI has binding authority to issue insurance policies on behalf of the insurer QBE Insurance (Australia) Limited ABN 78 003 191 035 AFSL 239545 (QBE). Read and view QBE's Complaints policy

If you need any support in interpreting or understanding the information presented here relating to BZI complaints process you may contact your insurance broker, or see other sources available here.

Step 1: Reviewing, assessing and resolving your complaint

When dealing with your complaint you can expect BZI:

• To deal with your complaint in accordance with our complaints handling procedure, and to provide information about the process upon your request.
• To deal with your complaint free of charge.
• To deal with your complaint in accordance with the General Insurance Code of Practice, and provide you with access to a copy of the Code of Practice upon your request.
• To deal with your complaint in accordance with BZI's Privacy Policy, and to provide you with access to a copy of that policy upon your request.

How we resolve your complaint

We welcome every opportunity to resolve any concerns you may have with any of our products or service. Firstly, we suggest you contact your insurance broker. If your concern is not resolved to your satisfaction please follow these steps:

Contact BZI You can contact BZI by:
Phone: 1300 171 531
Email: compliance.manager@bzi.com.au
Mail: PO BOX R804, ROYAL EXCHANGE NSW 1225

BZI strives to resolve the complaint at the time of initial contact. We will aim to acknowledge your complaint as soon as is practicable. If not immediately resolved BZI will commit to giving a final response to your complaint within 30 calendar days of first being notified of the complaint or agree a reasonable alternative timetable with you.
To enable us to consider your complaint fully and quickly, you will need to provide the following three pieces of information:

1. An explanation of the situation and incidents that led to the complaint;
2. Any new information not currently in BZI's possession that may have a bearing on our understanding of the complaint; and
3. A formal statement of any action that you would like BZI to take to resolve the complaint.

Upon final consideration of your complaint we will inform you of our proposed resolution and the timeframe we will take to implement.

Step 2: Internal Dispute Resolution

If you are not satisfied with BZI's initial response you may refer it in writing to our Internal Dispute Resolution (IDR) Committee, which is independent of the original complaint process. The committee will acknowledge your request for an IDR review within 5 business days of receipt. If the committee requires further information, a request will be made of you at this time. The committee will investigate all details of your complaint and will provide a written response outlining any reason for the decision and will inform you of any action BZI intends to take in resolution of the complaint.
The committee will respond within 30 calendar days from the initial receipt of the complaint. Should this not be possible, the committee may discuss that with you and request a later response date.
You may write to our Internal Dispute Resolution Committee at: BZI IDR Committee, PO BOX R804, ROYAL EXCHANGE NSW 1225, Phone: 1300 171 535 Email: compliance.manager@bzi.com.au

Step 3: External Dispute Resolution

If we are unable to resolve your complaint within 30 calendar days of the date we first received your complaint or if an issue has not been resolved to your satisfaction, you can lodge a complaint with the Australian Financial Complaints Authority, or AFCA. AFCA provides fair and independent financial services complaint resolution that is free to consumers.
Website: www.afca.org.au
Email: info@afca.org.au
Telephone: 1800 931 678 (free call)
In writing to: Australian Financial Complaints Authority, GPO Box 3, Melbourne VIC 3001
In the event that AFCA considers that the nature of your complaint falls outside its terms of reference, then you may wish to consider obtaining independent legal advice to examine other courses of action potentially available to you to resolve this matter.

Blue Zebra Insurance (BZI) seeks to providing support and practical assistance to those affected by family violence.

BZI fully supports the General Insurance Code of practice and we recognise the critical importance of supporting vulnerable customers, including those affected by family violence.

BZI defines ‘family violence’ as: "violent, threatening or other behaviour by a person that coerces or controls a member of the person’s family or causes the family member to be fearful", consistent with the Family Law Act 1975.

In the event of an emergency or if you do not feel safe, call 000.

Family violence is not limited to physical instances of violence and may also include, emotional, psychological, financial/economic, sexual abuse and threats of abuse. Family violence can include damage to property and animals. Customers affected by family violence fall within a broader class of ‘vulnerable customers’.

BZI’s priorities are:

• The fair and sensitive treatment of customers affected by family violence, ensuring they are treated with
  dignity and respect.
• That decisions made consider the safety of the customer and their family.
• The provision of support to our staff who are dealing with, or may deal with, sensitive cases, including
  customers affected by family violence.

In managing any situations where family violence is identified or suspected, BZI will:

• Take additional care when dealing with customers affected by family violence and provide additional support and assistance in connection with the provision of insurance services, where reasonable.
• Not require evidence of an intervention order to trigger the requirements of the family violence policy. Someone self-identifying as being affected by family violence will be treated in accordance with the policy without further evidence being required.
• Treat all information about a customer affected by family violence as sensitive and will take measures to ensure the information is kept confidential.
• Engage with the customer to discuss safe ways to communicate and record these communication methods on the customer’s file.
• Engage with the customer to determine if communication should involve the customer’s financial counsellor, lawyer, community services or social work, legal aid officer or family violence specialist.
• Where reasonable, minimise the information that a customer is required to provide and the number of times a customer is required to disclose the same information, noting that they may not have access to their personal information, records and documents.
• Where possible, provide customers with consistency in speaking to one staff member, or a single pathway to a Vulnerability Specialist.
• Encourage customers experiencing family violence to notify BZI of that fact via our website, direct contact (concierge@bzi.com.au) or other correspondence.
• Ask a customer who self-identifies as being affected by family violence what their financial situation is, to determine whether they are also experiencing financial hardship.
• Refer customers to specialist, external family violence and financial hardship services, as appropriate.
• Provide vulnerable customer training to all staff, including Family Violence training.
• Appoint appropriately trained staff to support vulnerable customers and provide an escalation pathway.
• Provide support to BZI staff affected by family violence or who are affected by dealing with vulnerable customers through an employee assistance line, line management or human resources discussions, training and the provision of resource documents.
• Provide a copy of the public Family Violence Policy to a customer upon request.

If a customer is dissatisfied with Blue Zebra’s management of their vulnerability, they can lodge a complaint (for example via the e-mail address compliance.manager@bzi.com.au).

BZI provides information about the complaint management process on our website.

Customer Support

There may be times when you need additional support due to vulnerability, family violence or language issues.

If your broker is unable to support you, we encourage our clients experiencing vulnerability to tell BZI about their circumstances, so that we can work with them to identify how we can best support you.

We’ll treat you and your personal circumstances with sensitivity and compassion and will work with you to provide the appropriate support.

Family Violence

At BZI, we recognise that domestic and family violence is a serious issue afflicting the wider Australian community. As part of our ongoing commitment to assisting clients and employees who may be affected by it, we’ve created this document to outline ways in which we help support victims and enable them to speak out.

BZI has a Family Violence policy that can be viewed here

Financial Hardship

BZI will do all we can to provide prompt financial hardship support to affected customers, as part of our commitment to providing extra support to customers experiencing vulnerability, including those impacted by family and domestic violence.

This may include fast-tracking financial hardship requests, showing compassion when processing financial hardship applications and providing assistance and flexibility with payments owing.

Language and Communication Support

Please contact your Broker first to see what help they can provide.

If you need an interpreter you can use a family member or someone else you trust, just let us know they’re on the call with you.

If you don’t have anyone around who can interpret for you, we can refer you to the Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS National).

If you are are deaf, hard of hearing and/or have a speech impairment you may wish to use the National Relay Service at Accesshub | Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications

Experiencing financial hardship?

If you need to make a payment to BZI and think you may find it difficult to meet repayments (that is not a premium), please let us know as soon as possible so we can consider the most appropriate options to assist you. Sometimes situation arise that make it difficult to meet all of your financial commitments and if you feel you’re facing financial hardship, the following highlights how you can get in touch with us to request assistance. We will consider every request for assistance on an individual basis.

Note for Private and Commercial Motor policy holders: For Private & Commercial Motor policies incepting from 1 July 2025, BZI has binding authority to issue insurance policies on behalf of the insurer QBE Insurance (Australia) Limited ABN 78 003 191 035 AFSL 239545 (QBE). Read and view QBE’s Financial Hardship policy here.

Process

To enable us to consider any financial issues you may be experiencing, you will need to complete our Financial Hardship Application form. This form sets out the type of information we need to be able to consider a financial hardship request. Your insurance broker can request this from our team, or you can request it directly at compliance.manager@bzi.com.au.

National Debt Helpline Assistance

Sometimes you may need extra assistance to get through a difficult financial time. For free, confidential, independent financial advice you should contact National Debt Helpline on 1800 007 007. We expect our procedures will deal fairly and promptly with your request.

However, if you remain dissatisfied you may be able to access the services of the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA).

AFCA provides fair and independent financial services complaint resolution that is free for consumers. You can contact AFCA:

• By phone: 1800 931 678 (free call)
• By email: info@afca.org.au

In writing: Australian Financial Complaints Authority GPO Box 3 Melbourne VIC 3001 By visiting www.afca.org.au

Support Services

The following external services may be able to assist you:

• Beyond Blue: 1300 224 636 | www.beyondblue.org.au
• 24 Hour support line
• Telephone information and counselling service for people in crisis needing urgent help.
• 1800 199 008
• Kids Help Line: 1800 551 800
• Lifeline: 13 11 14 | www.lifeline.org.au
• Mens Line Australia: 1300 789 978
• 24 Hour support for the despairing, lonely or suicidal: 1300 789 978
• Salvation Army Hope Line for suicide support: 1300 467 354
• Suicide Call Back Service: 1300 659 467 | www.suicidecallbackservice.org.au
• 24 Hour support for young people feeling depressed, lonely or suicidal: 1800 198 313
• Mental Health Emergency Response Line: 1300 555 788
• Poisons Information Centre: 13 1126
• Interpreting/Translation Resources
• Telephone and video translation services: 131450 | www.tisnational.gov.au

Family, Sexual & Domestic Violence Resources

• 1800 RESPECT - a 24 hour national sexual assault, domestic and family violence counselling line: 18007377328 | www.1800respect.org.au
• Australian Childhood Foundation - counselling for children and young people affected by abuse: 1800176 453 | www.childhood.org.au
• Relationships Australia - Support groups and counselling on relationships for abusive and abused partners: 1300364 277 | www.relationships.com.au

Legal Aid Commissions

Each State and territory provide legal assistance services, including some that is available free of charge for certain individuals

• www.australia.gov.au/content/legal-aid
• www.probonocentre.org.au
• Kildonan Uniting Care - provide financial support programs and child, youth and family support: 1800 002 992 | www.unitingkildonan.org.au

Alternative Insurance Options

• Insurance Council of Australia (ICA) - provides a referral services to find a list of general insurers who offer particular products: 1300 728 228 | www.findaninsurer.com.au
• National Insurance Brokers Association (NIBA) -assistance in searching for insurance providers: 1300 53 10 73 | www.needabroker.com.au

Complaints

Blue Zebra General Insurance Complaints: Compliance.manager@bzi.com.au

Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA): 1800 931 678 | www.afca.org.au