Stories
Malcolm McGinn
Malcolm McGinn has played an integral role in our insurance team for over 25 years. His journey encompasses a range of experiences, from assisting members with minor issues to aiding those facing natural disasters. Malcolm's commitment to customer service and community involvement truly embodies our values.
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RACT in the community
Tasmania faces significant road safety challenges, with one of the highest road tolls in Australia. RACT is acutely aware of this issue and is committed to being a part of the solution.
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Colin Dennison
Colin Dennison, OAM has been a valued and devoted member since 1958. His journey with us encapsulates decades of trust, community, and unwavering support. In our conversation with Colin, we took a nostalgic ride through his remarkable experiences with us, highlighting the enduring connection between our organisation and its valued members.
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Kathy Stocks
Kathy Stocks, the heart and soul of RACT for 30 years. Kathy started at an integral time for RACT in 1985, just as the organisation moved into insurance in partnership with NRMA. Through her time, she embodied what an RACT employee should be with her caring nature and member focus through everything she did.
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Ken Dobie
Ken Dobie wasn't just your average patrol agent. He's a beacon of assurance and a symbol of service on the road. His mission was simple - ensuring every member was in the safest car possible, even if it meant going the extra mile.
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Tasmanian Portraiture Prize
Created in 2008 through a partnership between the RACT and Tasmanian Regional Arts, the TPP became a renowned art competition that gave many young artists a chance to showcase their work, gain exposure, and pursue their careers.
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Kerry Hamer
On the outskirts of Strahan, in western Tasmania, you’ll find Kerry Hamer. A man who has spent his life rescuing people across the rugged west coast through; rain, hail or shine, flames, lakes and roads, in the middle of nowhere or close to home. Kerry has served as an RACT patrol agent for over 50 years and shows no signs of slowing down.
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Julia Genge
Dire Straits make history in Tasmania by drawing the biggest audience ever for an open-air concert. AUSSAT satellites are launched, and television can now be enjoyed by even the most remote parts of the state. It’s 1986, and Customer Service Consultant, Julia Genge has just embarked on her 37-year journey with RACT.
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