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For businesses that rely on machinery, equipment, and plant assets, unforeseen damage or breakdown can disrupt operations and cost thousands. Plant and equipment insurance offers comprehensive coverage, safeguarding your tools of the trade and helping you stay operational.

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At Insurance Online, we make it easy to compare plant and equipment insurance quotes from trusted Australian insurers through our broker referral network. Whether you're in construction, manufacturing, or logistics, find options to help protect your machinery, tools, and heavy equipment. Comparisons are limited to brokers and insurers who participate in our referral network and may not represent all options in the market.

What's Covered?

  • Accidental Damage: Covers unexpected damage to your plant or equipment on-site or in transit.
  • Theft and Vandalism: Protects against loss or theft of your valuable machinery.
  • Machinery Breakdown: Ensures coverage for mechanical or electrical breakdowns.
  • Hired Plant Equipment: Options to include cover for leased or hired equipment.

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  • Access to multiple plant insurance quotes in minutes
  • Flexible cover for all types of equipment and machinery
  • Access to pricing from multiple brokers, aiming to match cover to your industry and requirements

Don't let equipment downtime cost you valuable business. Secure plant and machinery insurance to help protect your business assets against insured events. Start comparing policies now with Insurance Online for affordable and reliable cover from our participating broker network.

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Equipment Insurance Articles

Understanding Owned vs. Hired-In Plant Insurance: A Comprehensive Guide for Australian Businesses
Understanding Owned vs. Hired-In Plant Insurance: A Comprehensive Guide for Australian Businesses
Understanding plant and equipment insurance is crucial for any contractor in Australia. This type of insurance protects your valuable machinery and tools from unforeseen events that could disrupt your business. Without proper coverage, equipment damage or loss can lead to significant financial strain, potentially jeopardizing your operations. - read more
Understanding Plant and Equipment Insurance: A Guide for Small Business Owners
Understanding Plant and Equipment Insurance: A Guide for Small Business Owners
When it comes to running a small business, particularly in sectors like construction, having the right insurance is essential. This is where plant and equipment insurance comes into play. It protects your valuable machinery and tools, allowing you to focus on your projects without the constant worry of potential financial loss. - read more
Unlock Savings: How Bundling Your Plant and Equipment Insurance Can Reduce Premiums
Unlock Savings: How Bundling Your Plant and Equipment Insurance Can Reduce Premiums
Plant and equipment insurance is a specialized type of coverage designed to protect your crucial assets. This insurance typically covers machinery, tools, and various equipment used in the operations of your business. It ensures that, in the event of damage or theft, you won’t face major financial setbacks. - read more
The Factors That Affect Plant and Equipment Insurance Premiums in Australia
The Factors That Affect Plant and Equipment Insurance Premiums in Australia
Plant and equipment insurance is a specific type of policy designed to protect the tools, machinery, and equipment that businesses rely on for their operations. This insurance safeguards against various risks, ensuring that your essential assets are not a financial burden during unforeseen circumstances. - read more
What Paperwork is Necessary When Applying for Plant and Equipment Insurance?
What Paperwork is Necessary When Applying for Plant and Equipment Insurance?
In the bustling world of business, safeguarding your assets is crucial. This is especially true for industries reliant on machinery and equipment. One essential type of coverage for such businesses is plant and equipment insurance. It provides financial protection against risks associated with the loss or damage of your essential tools. - read more

Insurance News

Bupa's Strategic Expansion into Mental Health Services
Bupa's Strategic Expansion into Mental Health Services
29 Jan 2026: Paige Estritori
Bupa, a leading health insurer in Australia, has unveiled plans to significantly enhance mental health services by establishing a network of clinics named Mindplace. This initiative aims to open 60 clinics nationwide by 2027, aligning closely with the government's objective of operating 61 walk-in Medicare Mental Health Centres by mid-2026. - read more
Federal Support Secures Cohealth's GP Services Amid Financial Strain
Federal Support Secures Cohealth's GP Services Amid Financial Strain
29 Jan 2026: Paige Estritori
In response to financial challenges faced by Cohealth, a non-profit community health service, the federal government has allocated $1.5 million to maintain its GP services in Melbourne's inner north and west. This funding ensures that clinics in Collingwood, Fitzroy, and Kensington will remain operational until 31 July 2026, providing essential care to approximately 12,500 patients who were at risk of losing access to their GPs. - read more
Rising Out-of-Pocket Costs Challenge Australia's Universal Healthcare
Rising Out-of-Pocket Costs Challenge Australia's Universal Healthcare
29 Jan 2026: Paige Estritori
Patients Australia, in collaboration with La Trobe University, has released the 2025 Patient View Report, shedding light on the increasing financial burden faced by Australians seeking healthcare services. The report indicates that 62% of patients incur out-of-pocket expenses when visiting their GP, with nearly half of these individuals paying an average gap fee of $51 or more. - read more
Australian Insurers Adapt Investment Strategies Amid Geopolitical and Economic Changes
Australian Insurers Adapt Investment Strategies Amid Geopolitical and Economic Changes
29 Jan 2026: Paige Estritori
Australian insurers are actively revising their investment portfolios in response to evolving geopolitical events and a stabilizing economic environment. A recent report by Janus Henderson Investors reveals that 47% of insurers plan to increase their investment portfolio risk in the next 12 months, with a significant focus on private markets. - read more
Mandatory Professional Indemnity Insurance for NSW Builders by 2026
Mandatory Professional Indemnity Insurance for NSW Builders by 2026
29 Jan 2026: Paige Estritori
Registered building practitioners in New South Wales are facing a critical deadline to secure professional indemnity (PI) insurance by July 1, 2026, in accordance with the Design and Building Practitioners Act 2021. This legislation, which originally set a 2025 enforcement date, has been extended by 12 months to allow the industry additional time for preparation. - read more
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