When Starmer picks up G20 baton he has vital chance to act on aid and debt relief | Heather Stewart

If Keir Starmer wants to win back disillusioned voters deserting his party for the Liberal Democrats or the Greens, he could do worse than rediscover Labour’s longstanding moral commitment to international development. Since cutting the overseas aid budget to fund higher defence spending – losing the excellent Anneliese Dodds in the process – Labour has…

Digital advice ‘market leader’ in voluntary administration

Money Management can confirm that Advice Intelligence is in financial difficulty and has entered voluntary administration. “Advice Intelligence has entered voluntary administration following the decision from their investor, Regal Funds Management (Phil King), opting to withdraw future funding. This decision is founded upon a landscape of high-interest rates, economic uncertainty, and the overall tightness of…

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Cost of living blamed for crushing Barbeques Galore

Barbeques Galore entered voluntary administration this week. Picture: Barbeques Galore The financial collapse of Barbeques Galore spells trouble for a great Australian tradition, but is a sign of cost of living pressures and some people speculate to be a result of modern apartment living. On Thursday, Barbeques Galore announced it had fallen into voluntary administration,…