Fears policymakers are not taking note of record insolvencies

Decade-high business insolvency figures may not speak for themselves, says NSW Small Business Commissioner Chris Lamont, who fears that ample data on SME hardships may go unconsidered by policymakers. Speaking at the Council of Small Business Organisations Australia (COSBOA) annual summit on Wednesday, Lamont said better regulation is equally as important to small businesses’ performance…

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Former family linked with failed vegetable processors Bunny Bites declare bankruptcy, leaving creditors few options

The creditors of failed Queensland vegetable processing business Bunny Bites are unlikely to be paid by the former owners, the Brent family. Bunny Bites was owned by John Brent, and his brother Peter Leonard Brent, when the business went into liquidation in 2013 owing more than $3 million to vegetable growers, wholesalers, and other unsecured…

The Junkyard, managers of Australian comedians like Aaron Chen and Sam Campbell, goes into administration

The management company that represents local comedians including Aaron Chen (ABC TV’s Fisk) and Sam Campbell (Taskmaster UK) has gone into administration, leaving dozens without representation — and, in some cases, owed money — four months before Australia’s leading comedy festival kicks off. ABC Arts understands that on November 28 the director of Sydney-based management…