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Paul Prendergast

Gold Coast
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Golf writer, supporting junior sport one Bunnings sausage at a time, Wests Tigers tragic and therefore....always hated Manly.
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The AI Threat to Insurance Brokers

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By Paul Prendergast
| Insurance Thought Leadership
On Feb. 9, 2026, two AI-powered insurance apps went live inside ChatGPT. The market's reaction was immediate. WTW dropped 12%. Aon fell 9.3%. Arthur J. Gallagher lost 9.9%. The MarshBerry Broker Composite Index was down 8.9% in a single session. Billions wiped from broker valuations before lunch. Then BofA put a number on the fear: $15 billion in low-complexity insurance commissions at risk from AI disintermediation. The consensus response was swift: overreaction. Too early. Brokers aren't going anywhere.
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Laisne’s local-led strategy delivering big gains on Aussie soil

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By Paul Prendergast
| Golf Australia Verified
Laisne has dazzled us with her golf over the past three weeks; her first three weeks ever in Australia - claiming victory at the Women's NSW Open in Wollongong and running one of the world's elite in Hannah Green to the wire at last week's Australian Open at Kooyonga. She has done so in her own, unique way, eschewing a full-time caddie in favour of locals each week and doing all her own yardages and course analysis.
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History beckons for red-hot amateur Jazy Roberts

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By Paul Prendergast
| Golf Australia Verified
The WPGA Tour of Australasia has seen many talented local and international amateurs claim a share of its major events over the years. As an amateur and school student based on the Gold Coast, Korean Amy Yang famously won the 2006 Australian Ladies Masters down the road at Royal Pines and this week's defending champion, Su Oh, won the same event, albeit just two weeks after turning professional in 2015.
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