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Across the last quarter, the Motor Accident Insurance Commission (MAIC) has been busy presenting and sponsoring road safety and rehabilitation conferences across Australia. Here are a few key highlights: Australian…
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The 2024 MAIC Queensland Student Bionics Innovation Challenge winners were announced this week, with The University of Queensland taking out the top prize for their futuristic superhero suit to help…
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The Motor Accident Insurance Commission (MAIC) is proudly funding a world-first clinical trial for treating spinal cord injuries. The new trial has Griffith University on the cusp of developing a…
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A long-standing area of concern for road safety in Queensland was the lack of comprehensive data linkage in order to understand the true picture of road trauma. Privacy and legislative restrictions…
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To coincide with Queensland Road Safety Week, we recently hosted representatives from PCYC’s Braking the Cycle learner driver mentor program.  MAIC’s funding of this award-winning program commenced in 2017 and since this time has supported learner drivers without access to a supervisor or registered vehicle to complete their logbook hours. The aim of the program is to reduce unlicensed driving as well as enhancing increased employment opportunities, community connection and road safety education.

To coincide with Queensland Road Safety Week, we recently hosted representatives from PCYC’s Braking the Cycle learner driver mentor program.  MAIC’s funding of this award-winning program commenced in 2017 and since this time has supported learner drivers without access to a supervisor or registered vehicle to complete their logbook hours. The aim of the program is to reduce unlicensed driving as well as enhancing increased employment opportunities, community connection and road safety education.

To coincide with Queensland Road Safety Week, we recently hosted representatives from PCYC’s Braking the Cycle learner driver mentor program.  MAIC’s funding of this award-winning program commenced in 2017 and since this time has supported learner drivers without access to a supervisor or registered vehicle to complete their logbook hours. The aim of the program is to reduce unlicensed driving as well as enhancing increased employment opportunities, community connection and road safety education.

To coincide with Queensland Road Safety Week, we recently hosted representatives from PCYC’s Braking the Cycle learner driver mentor program.  MAIC’s funding of this award-winning program commenced in 2017 and since this time has supported learner drivers without access to a supervisor or registered vehicle to complete their logbook hours. The aim of the program is to reduce unlicensed driving as well as enhancing increased employment opportunities, community connection and road safety education.

The Motor Accident Insurance Commission (MAIC) has recently agreed to extend our collaboration with Spinal Life Australia to support the Back2Work program for an additional year. In 2016, MAIC signed…
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The Motor Accident Insurance Commission (MAIC) is funding a new research fellowship to develop a hydrogel that stops uncontrolled bleeding from severe wounds, using replicated proteins from snake venom.   Dr…
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