In my last blog, I reflected on the growing disconnect between people’s intent to live more sustainably and the reality many face in doing so. With the rising cost of living, fewer consumers feel they have the freedom - or the financial flexibility - to make sustainable choices in their daily lives. And so, increasingly, they’re turning to businesses to help bridge that gap.

In a sea of reports about consumer sentiment, the Kantar Better Futures report stands out. It goes beyond surface-level trends, delving deep into the values and priorities that shape how Kiwis feel about the future. For any business serious about embedding authentic sustainability into their operations, it’s essential reading.

Chief People Officer at AA Insurance shares her defining career lessons centred on the power of visibility, the strength of diversity & inclusion, and the impact of authenticity. Early in her career, seeing women and LGBTTQIAP+ leaders thrive at the top shattered limitations and fuelled her own drive to elevate others.

In partnership with Drive Group, AA Insurance is excited to announce the opening of a new motor vehicle collision repair centre in West Auckland - Drive Group Avondale. The West Auckland location will be the insurer’s first co-location site with Drive Group, bringing together its West Auckland Customer Service Centre (CSC) and Drive Group repair facility under one roof.

New research from AA Insurance reveals more than a quarter of Kiwi drivers don’t pay attention to wildlife road signs – increasing their chances of a dangerous, distressing and potentially costly collision.

AA Insurance’s latest motor survey found a whopping 82% of Kiwis admit to being a backseat driver, with almost half (45%) saying they do it regularly. A third of motorists felt that having an overzealous backseat driver negatively affected their driving.

AA Insurance is pleased to announce the appointment of Mark Ryland as an Independent Director of the Board, effective immediately.