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The administrators of Australian computer and video game retailer Mwave have revealed the business may have traded while insolvent, as details of the company’s $30m collapse are exposed.
A Sydney businessman, once considered NSW’s “most wanted” after fleeing overseas with a bullet in his shoulder, is at the centre of a rollercoaster court action featuring an alleged kidnapping and a $10m Covid supply fraud.
Cars have always been a terrible investment and EVs just let you feel morally superior while you do it, says Barefoot Investor Scott Pape
Creditors of Australian surf retailer SurfStitch are facing huge losses of $15m, as administrators reveal the company’s stock has been locked up by its landlord.
It’s the calm before the storm. Right now, all indicators point to one chilling truth, the next major recession is looming and 2026 is a pivotal year, writes ASX Trader.
The CEO of over 50s lifestyle resort giant GemLife is having a good day, his personal fortune soared $20m in just 15 minutes after the Queensland company debuted on the ASX – marking an incredible tale from origins in a caravan park.
Brisbane Roar Football Club, already facing a tax-office wind-up, is under new pressure, with the recruitment firm that headhunted the club’s senior executives joining a bid to shut the club down.
In an era where working from home is the norm, this multimillion-dollar travel company CEO has a firm message to young staff: ‘Work somewhere that does that, we’re not for you.’
The Sydney-based founding company behind a star-studded island music festival has left a trail of ‘financial devastation’ in its wake after collapsing, owing over $1m to creditors.
Victoria’s top performing companies have been revealed, featuring packaging and recycling giant Visy, toll road operator Transurban and fashion retailer Country Road. See the full list.
One of Australia’s oldest family businesses was on the brink of bust just five years ago. Now the 115-year-old little red-tubed Lucas Papaw is hotter than ever as a Gen Z beauty must-have.
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.
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