Insurers should help storm-hit: govt
AAP
The federal government expects insurers to fulfil their obligations to storm-hit east coast residents.
The insurance bill for property damage caused by the monster storm in recent days totals $56 million already, amid concerns homes may not be insured for "actions of the sea".
"The government would expect the insurance companies will fulfil their obligation to people," Justice Minister Michael Keenan told ABC radio on Wednesday.
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