AIA Australia

Our recent AIA Vitality Zones report showed that practising healthy habits can have positive impact on your health outcomes. Australians from the 45 healthiest locations in the country do these four steps really well: 🚴Engaging in moderate-intensity exercise regularly 🥗Cooking more often at home rather than ordering takeaway 🤝Taking part in the community and prioritising social connection 🌳Spending time in nature and looking after the environment We believe that prevention-based activities and early intervention are vital to long-term health and wellbeing. As an individual, the choices you make today can impact your tomorrow. So, here are a few steps you can practise to promote a healthier, longer, better life. Discover more on the AIA Vitality Zones and find your healthy place: https://lnkd.in/gh6A_thm #AIAVitalityZones #AIAAustralia #HealthierLongerBetterLives #AIAVitality

We’re looking forward to Little Food Festival taking place at Melbourne’s Fed Square during the upcoming school holidays, 9-10 April.   If you’re after a free day out with the kids, it’s a fun and educational event with many activities and workshops that spark curiosity and excitement about the entire food system.   You’ll be able to hear from AIA partner Melbourne Victory Football Club players on how they fuel their bodies as athletes.   We’re proud to partner with Little Food Festival and the Sandro Demaio Foundation to promote health, wellbeing and sustainability education.   The Festival is more than an event. It's education, exploration and creativity – all aimed at reshaping the future for our children and the planet. Find out more at https://lnkd.in/g2D9CQM #littlefoodfestival #nutritioneducation #healthyeating #AIAAustralia #HealthierLongerBetterLife

We’re excited that the AIA Healthiest Schools program for 2025 is well underway. If you know a school that hasn't yet signed up, it is not too late to get involved! Schools taking part in this year's AIA Healthiest Schools program can also enter the AIA Healthiest Schools challenge to win up to $25,000!* The competition closes on 30 April 2025, and you can learn more here https://lnkd.in/gpY3Fbw7. *Terms and conditions apply.

The Riskinfocus 2025 tour has officially wrapped up, and what an incredible journey it’s been!   A huge thank you to all the advisers who joined us across the country.   We were thrilled to have our National Manager – Technical Advice & Strategic Partnerships, Benjamin Martin, present on “Tax & Super Blind Spots Impacting Advice.” With the ATO’s recent guidance on partial deductibility of upfront advice fees, Benjamin explored apportionment methods in risk advice and how these could influence client fee invoices.   If you’d like a copy of the ‘sample fee invoice’ shared during the sessions, feel free to reach out to your AIA Client Development Manager or email us at tece@aia.com. Let’s keep the conversation going! #Riskinfocus #FinancialAdvice #TaxAndSuper Riskinfo

Recently, Rebecca Gunn, Senior Manager ESG, took part in a panel at the ASFA Spotlight event. During the panel, Rebecca spoke about how climate change is impacting the life insurance industry, the importance of our industry driving meaningful change on social issues such as access to affordable financial advice and opportunities on the horizon through AI. Thank you ASFA | The Voice of Super for hosting such a thought-provoking discussion. 

AIA Australia is proud to be offering assistance to customers, employees and partners who have been impacted by ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred. This will provide support to those directly affected in the hope that it will provide some reassurance and certainty during extremely difficult times. To learn more, visit: https://lnkd.in/gZ88xtis

This International Women’s Day, we celebrate progress while recognising that women’s health equity is a societal issue – one that requires action every day. That’s why we’re proud to March Forward as this year’s Principal Partner of the Mother's Day Classic Foundation’s Mother's Day Classic, building on eight years of unwavering support for women’s health. Together, we’re driving prevention and promotion-based initiatives that empower women to lead healthier, longer, better lives. And with funds raised supporting breast and ovarian cancer research, we’re creating a future where every woman has the opportunity to thrive. Because when women thrive, society does too. 

As a proud partner of Future2 Foundation, AIA Australia was delighted to support the recent Financial Advice Association Australia (FAAA) Sydney Metro Community INSPIRE International Women’s Day 2025 Lunch last Thursday hosted at Doltone House. The event raised nearly $5,000 for Future2’s grants program. We were thrilled to have AIA Ambassador Dr. Jaime Lee deliver the keynote speech. During her presentation, Dr. Lee asked everyone to create a big circle within the room and together they completed an embodiment practice, collectively doing a "March Forward Together". As a respected medical doctor and public health specialist, Dr. Lee’s insights into health and wellness align with AIA’s mission to promote healthier, longer, better lives. We’re proud to have her as part of our ambassador team, contributing to our shared vision of empowering individuals to live their best lives.

At AIA Australia we celebrate the rich diversity of people who live in Australia and make it the vibrant, unique and wonderful country it is today.   In line with this, over the last few weeks, we have been celebrating the Lunar New Year with our employees as well as some of our advice partners.   Our AIA Social Club kicked off the 2025 year with a Lion Dance in the office and then we followed up the next week with an event with our advice partners which featured a Lion Dance, as well as a “Lou Hei” salad tossing for prosperity.   This year is the Year of the Snake, which symbolises letting go of old habits and patterns embracing innovation - 2025 is the year of reflection, strategy, growth and transformation. In recognition of this, we look forward to continuing to empower our customers, and the broader community to help make Australia the healthiest and best protected nation in the world. Serene Yeo

The stats speak for themselves when it comes to the AIA Vitality Zones, the 45 healthiest communities in Australia. Not only are residents excelling when it comes to their health and wellbeing, but they are also proactive about their physical, mental, and financial wellbeing and how they interact with the environment. It is the cumulative power of these small positive habits that help them live eight years longer than the average Australian. Find out what they're doing well... Read more: https://lnkd.in/gh6A_thm #AIAVitalityZones #AIAAustralia #AIAVitality