State Government Insurance Office (Queensland)

The State Government Insurance Office (SGIO) was a statutory authority in Queensland, Australia.[1]

For the insurance business in Western Australia, see SGIO (Western Australia).

History
State Government Insurance Office logo at former Family Services Building in Brisbane

The Queensland Government established the State Government Insurance Office (SGIO) on 1 February 1917. The existing State Accident Insurance Office became the Workers' Compensation Department of the SGIO. The SGIO was responsible for insuring state assets and offering life insurance and general insurance (house, car) to the Queensland public.[1]

On 1 March 1986 it was merged into Suncorp.[1]

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References
  1. "Agency ID 1848, State Government Insurance Office". Queensland State Archives. Retrieved 12 April 2016.
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