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Australians have named Youi as both the Home and Car Insurer of the Year in the 2023 Finder Customer Satisfaction Awards.

Australians have named Youi as the Insurer of the year at this year’s Finder Awards.

Turning your holiday home into a holiday rental can be rewarding for everyone involved, so it’s not surprising that from 2016 to 2022, around 500,000 Australian hosts listed their properties on short-term rental platforms.

We know searching online and getting quotes to compare motorcycle insurance options can be overwhelming. To make it a little easier, we’ve answered some of the most commonly asked questions about motorbike insurance.

You’ve worked hard to create the life you want and, as the old saying goes, “your home is your castle”.

Surviving a major storm is a cause for relief, but once the worst has passed, the road to recovery begins.

When a severe weather warning is issued, what do you do? Whether you’ve experienced wild weather before or not, you can never be too sure what to expect from a cyclone or sudden storm, but you can be prepared.

Numbers of Australian volunteer firefighters are declining, right when the country’s bushfire risk is rising.

Australia’s rural fire service organisations are bracing for another challenging bushfire season in 2024-25, as volunteer firefighter numbers have been declining since 2017-18.

Ordinary Courage's Jim Smith and Mark Dobson have teamed up with Youi to better physically and mentally prepare Australians for bushfire season.

Whether your animals are part of your family or part of your livelihood, including them in your bushfire survival plan is essential not only for their safety but for yours, too.

Waking up to the sound of kookaburras, breathing in fresh, clean air and being surrounded by nature – it’s easy to see why around seven million Australians choose to make their homes in rural or semi-rural areas.

Climate change is causing hotter, drier conditions in Australia, and increasing the risk of bushfire frequency, intensity and unpredictability.

Living in Australia means living with the reality that natural disasters and extreme weather events including storms, fires and floods can – and are increasingly likely to – happen.

Extreme bushfires are becoming a more frequent reality worldwide, with a 2024 study finding fire behaviour worsening in several regions, including Australia.

Are the warm summer nights tempting you to spark up your charcoal barbecue or gather around a fire pit?

How community resilience can help bushfire recovery in Australian towns like Pomonal. Learn how to build strength and preparedness for future emergencies.

Fire experts and meteorologists are warning that Australia could be in for a challenging bushfire season, with above average temperatures contributing to an increased risk of fire in parts of the country.