Christmas and New Year opening hours and pay dates
We have reduced hours over the holiday period and are closed on public holidays. Your payments from us may be paid early. See more details.
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Find high-level claim information to help you with business planning during COVID-19.
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If you have a life-long injury that ACC covers, we may be able to give you financial support as a one-off or an ongoing payment.
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Three years of e-scooters: the true cost of convenience Ko te tau tuatoru o te kutarere-ī: te utu tūturu o tēnei rawa haratau
In 2018 e-scooters hit our shores, but how did New Zealanders really get on with this new mode of transport?
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Pressure is building on sporting Kiwi kids to train harder, longer, and more frequently. But at what cost?
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In the 2024/2025 year, ACC accepted more than 2.1 million new injury claims, supported injured people with $5 billion in treatment and rehabilitation services and paid $3 billion in compensation payments.
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Looking after our youngest can be a challenge at the best of times, not to mention at home during bubble life. Here are some tamariki safety tips.
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Jump in trampoline injuries: Seven tips to prevent injury Kua piki ngā wharanga ki runga whāriki pekepeke: Ngā kupu āwhina e whitu hei kaupare atu i ngā wharanga
Playing on the trampoline is an iconic summer pastime for kids in Aotearoa. But for many, a jump on the tramp ends with an injury. This is Winnie's story.
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Five ways to help your kids find sporting balance Ngā ara e rima hei hāpai i ngā mahi hākinakina ā tō tamaiti
We want Kiwi kids to be active and enjoy sport without getting injured.
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Silver Ferns coach Dame Noeline Taurua (Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Whātua) is a legend of New Zealand Netball and a passionate supporter of the recently revised NetballSmart programme, focusing on injury prevention through conditioning and the pre-game warm-up.
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A long hot summer is expected across New Zealand over the next few months, so we’re joining the Cancer Society in encouraging people to think about sun protection, both for themselves and their whānau.