Insolvent trading probed as former Rivers, Noni B owner in liquidation
Creditors have voted to liquidate the former owner of iconic retail chains including Rivers, Millers and Noni B amid investigations it traded insolvent before the $367m collapse.
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Creditors have voted to liquidate the former owner of iconic retail chains including Rivers, Millers and Noni B amid investigations it traded insolvent before the $367m collapse.
A national fast food chain has collapsed, with its management company in liquidation under a mountain of debt and at least one franchisee facing bankruptcy
One of Australia’s leading post-production houses, which has worked on blockbuster films including Aquaman and Pirates of the Caribbean, has collapsed under $3.7m of debts.
A Sunshine Coast development company, run by a self-proclaimed “remarkable female property developer” has gone into liquidation, owing more than $19m to subcontractors, lenders and the tax office.
A national trucking company has gone bust, with about 200 employees stood down, customers left waiting for orders and administrators conducting an urgent review into its future.
The ATO is seeking to wind up a key company in national fast food group, but it hasn’t stopped its glamorous founders from embarking on a national tour to recruit new franchisees.
A Chinese restaurant in Sunnybank Hills, with just 2.9 stars on Google, has entered voluntary liquidation, and operators have revealed the plan to keep the doors open.
A private hospital in Brisbane owed almost $3.4m to the ATO when it collapsed last month. Read what else administrators have found
Creditors owed more than $1.6m by a Qld college are set to decide if they’ll let another company take it over, or if it should be liquidated.
A private Brisbane psychiatric hospital that has been operating for almost 50 years will be `wound down’ after administrators failed to find a buyer.
Australia’s second largest private hospital operator is in administration after lenders swooped over a staggering debt pile. Here’s what it means for hospitals, staff and 8700 surgeries schedled this week
Australia’s hospitality businesses are struggling to stay keep their doors open, with new data showing one in 10 were forced to shut their doors in the past year.
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