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29 October 2021

Fed Talks: Cybercrime - rural communities at risk As part of the Fed Talks podcast series, FMG's Manager Advice Services Stephen Cantwell joins Jonathan Berry from security firm InPhySec to talk about cyber security cybercrime amidst the growing concerns about just how not secure we are.

29 October 2021

‘Putting the heat on’ to install fire extinguishers Faced with choosing between what you must do and what you could do, it was lucky for Jason Kowaleski that he chose both.

Lifestyle blocks | 14 October 2021

27 years of lifestyle block experience Roger Dunn's become a bit of an evangelist when it comes to native tree planting, animal welfare and pest control. He has 27 years of lifestyle block experience to share.

11 October 2021

FMG helping Angus beef farmers stay a step ahead FMG understands how important it is to support Angus cattle farmers to protect their assets as well as to be there to support when things go wrong.

7 October 2021

Canterbury farmers rally following a brutal winter After a devastating winter for the Canterbury region with major flooding, COVID-19 restrictions and more, FMG client Crispin Deans has shown what it means to be resilient.

21 September 2021

Birds causing carnage when it comes to rural insurance Just like in the Alfred Hitchcock movie, birds are wreaking havoc when it comes to rural insurance causing $4 million in claims over the last three years says FMG.

20 September 2021

FMG announces new Chief Executive Officer FMG has announced Adam Heath as its new Chief Executive Officer who will start in the role on 20 December 2021.

Client stories | 6 August 2021

Passionate about agriculture, on and off farm FMG Young Farmer of the Year finalist Roshean Woods says she’s proof that there’s no need to come from a farming background to find a future in New Zealand’s agricultural sector.

29 July 2021

A year for the FMG record books FMG has recorded its largest ever after-tax profit of $59.3m – in a year that also saw its client base increase to over 100,000 for the first time and rural market share grow to 52%.