How much does vacant land insurance cost?

How much vacant land insurance costs in Australia is $200 to $500 per year for residential vacant block up to 2 acres for public liability $10M to $20M, which is $17 to $42 per month, and $300 to $800 per year for larger rural land 5 to 20 acres, $25 to $67 per month. Vacant land insurance, also called vacant lot or vacant block liability, covers public liability if someone injured on your land, such as trespasser falling, tree branch, dog bite, fire spreading to neighbour, with claims $100K to $500K. For example, Allianz vacant land liability $300 per year for $20M cover, QBE $350 per year, NRMA $300 to $400, Elders $400 for 5 acres, Fast Cover $250 per year for $10M and $350 for $20M, rated 4.4 stars. If you have shed $10K to $20K on land, add fire and theft $100 per year extra, total $400 per year. For commercial vacant land, cost higher $500 to $1,000 per year. So vacant land insurance costs $200 to $500 per year for residential block $20M liability, $300 to $800 for rural larger, with building not needed if no structure, only liability essential to avoid $100K to $500K injury claims, with excess $0 and weekly inspection not required for liability only.