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The MAIC quarterly newsletter and annual scheme insights: 2024-25 report are now available. Read updates on Queensland’s CTP insurance scheme, road safety initiatives, and groundbreaking research projects

For the first time since January 2017, motorists with a Class 1 vehicle (cars/station wagons) will see the benefit of price competition, with the three licensed insurers now offering different prices for Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurance for the upcoming 1 October 2025 quarter. 

MAIC recently hosted a special Queensland Road Safety Week event, bringing together road safety researchers and key collaborators.

MAIC recently partnered with QUT to improve young drivers’ understanding of Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurance using technology as part of their subject: BSB105 The Future Enterprise

Today MAIC announced an additional $13.6 million funding over three years for the PCYC Queensland’s learner driver mentor program Braking the Cycle.

MAIC to fund an evaluation of the Gold Coast University Hospital Trauma Service Follow Up program – which seeks to improve post-discharge outcomes for trauma survivors.

In April/May 2025, MAIC surveyed 1,670 eligible claimants to gather valuable insights into their experiences with Queensland’s CTP claims process.

The NHMRC CRE held their symposium on 17 June 2025, bringing together approximately 300 attendees in person and online, including researchers, industry leaders, policymakers, and consumers, as well as Motor Accident Insurance Commission (MAIC) staff.

The latest independent actuary report on retrospective CTP scheme profitability is now available.

MAIC is advancing a significant digital project focused on improving insurer monitoring and reporting. The release of a new digital portal is set to make interactions between MAIC and insurers, quicker, easier, and more secure.