What is event public liability insurance?
Event public liability insurance is designed to help protect an event organiser if a third party alleges injury or property damage connected with the event. Venues, councils, landlords and event partners commonly ask organisers to provide evidence of cover before confirming a booking, permit or approval.
For a broader explanation of event insurance for Australian organisers read the Event Insurance Australia guide.
Why Zipcova can price many events quickly
Zipcova’s partner insurer draws on experience from more than 90,000 events written across 40+ countries. For many eligible events, that portfolio experience allows pricing to be based on practical details such as event type, location, dates and expected attendance, without a traditional proposal form, risk plan or site map. Events involving unusual activities, complex infrastructure or other underwriting considerations may still require additional information.
What details do event organisers need?
Before arranging cover, check the event name, location, dates, expected attendance, required public liability limit, bump-in and bump-out period, interested-party wording and any venue or council conditions. Having these details ready can help the quote process move faster.
Venues and councils commonly confirm these details through an insurance certificate learn what an event Certificate of Currency should show.
Cover for the full selected policy period
Zipcova’s PAYG cover includes planning-related meetings, site visits, setup and pack- down during the selected policy period, not only the public event days. Choose dates that reflect the full period required by the venue, council or landholder.
Activities requiring review
Some activities are excluded, while others require specific arrangements or appropriately insured third-party suppliers. Use the central activity list below for the current information.