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The Importance of CTP Greenslips in New South Wales

February 3, 2019

There is a legal requirement for all motor vehicles used on NSW roads or road-related areas to be registered. To be registered you must have a current CTP green slip. This highlights the CTP green slip importance for all NSW drivers. Without CTP, you won’t be able to legally drive on any NSW roads.   […]

Growing Trees With G4E’s NSW Greenslip

January 18, 2019

Trees provide sustenance for almost all other living things. They absorb carbon dioxide, produce oxygen, replenish nitrogen, absorb extra moisture in the soil, and create habitats for living things. It plays a big part in controlling the climate and reducing erosion. To satisfy the growing needs of man, we’ve left our largest forests bald without […]

What does a Greenslip cover me for?

September 17, 2018

What does CTP insurance cover in NSW? While all drivers in NSW are required to have CTP insurance, you may not be aware of what a greenslip covers and for who. Let’s break down what CTP greenslip cover is, why you need it, and what it covers you for.   What Is A CTP Greenslip […]

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