John Elliott, the controversial Australian businessman and former federal president of the Liberal party, has died aged 79. Elliott was also president of the Carlton football club for two decades before being sacked in 2002 after the club breached salary cap rules. He was federal president of the Liberal party in the late 1980s. He…
NEW DELHI: Thirty-five-year-old Harish worked at a high-end hotel by day but turned a chain snatcher by night. After several complaints of chain snatchings in south Delhi in recent days, police scanned CCTV footage and in one clip identified the running Harish. Police said that despite a decent income, the man had taken to crime…
South Australian construction company OTM has been placed into liquidation. The company, based in the Clare Valley, was subcontracted to complete work on the two overtaking lanes south of Tumby Bay and the lane on Flinders Highway. The company was wound up on September 21 and appointed Mark Lieberenz of Heard Phillips Lieberenz (HPL) as…
Beijing may initiate a managed debt restructuring of a troubled property developer in the coming week, followed by policy easing in October to contain spillover to the broader economy, according to Morgan Stanley economists. Regulators have had a mechanism to deal with defaults of property developers and reduce systemic risk, economists including Robin Xing wrote…
More than 30,000 ACT health members left in limbo when their provider entered administration may have been given a reprieve after administrators found new operators courtesy of a court granting them more time. The nation’s peak medical body welcomed the news about the National Health Co-op (NHC), but it said the case should prompt the…