The construction of the nation’s tallest skyscraper in Melbourne has hit a major setback, with the project manager for the planned $2bn development collapsing after being chased for unpaid bills.
Victorian manufacturers have slammed the Albanese government for “overlooking” the sector as they reel from the collapse of Dandenong South-based glass maker Oceania Glass which has put 260 jobs at risk.
Melbourne-based property giant Bensons Property Group has been saved from liquidation after creditors agreed to take a hefty haircut on the more than $811m they are owed.
South Melbourne bar The Albion, partly owned by former Collingwood football star Dane Swan, has been sold to new owners.
The owners of embattled Melbourne craft beer brewer Kaiju will retain control of their company after striking a deal with creditors who have agreed to settle for just 15c on the dollar.
A beloved Irish pub in inner-city Melbourne that grew to become a popular haunt for Flemington racegoers and expats has decided to shut its doors after 27 years.
Supermarket giant Coles is pushing forward with a plan to slash the number of products on its shelves by at least 10 per cent, in a move it says is designed to make it “easier” for shoppers.
Prominence Homes Melbourne, which formerly traded as Stroud Homes Melbourne Outer North East, collapsed owing creditors upwards of $1m and may have traded while insolvent for more than two years.
The Sandringham Club provides members with access to five tennis courts, bowling greens, a billiard room and cricket pitch located over a sprawling block of land on Beach Rd. If you want to use the facilities as a woman, however, there is one key catch.
The owners of Melbourne craft beer brewer Kaiju say alcohol taxes imposed by the government created a “valley of death for profitability”, after their business collapsed into insolvency amid a $5m debt pile.
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