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First Guardian hit: Celebrity chef Scott Pickett puts Rogue Traders into administration The Australian Read the original article here
Once prolific denim retailer Jeanswest has re-launched as an online-only outfit six months after it was plunged into voluntary administration. Jeanswest began emailing previous subscribers to the retailer’s mailing list last week to advertise a launch sale that would run until September 28. Related Article Block Placeholder Article ID: 314106 Meanwhile, a post on the…
Families have been left in limbo after a popular National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) provider focusing on childhood development was placed into liquidation after four decades of operation. Not-for-profit organisation PlayAbility provides inclusive playgroups, individual support to children and their families, speech pathology, psychology and a mobile toy library in South East NSW. The business…
“The combined effect caused the company to have negative cashflow issues which meant that it could not sustain attending to its fixed and variable business expenses, nor its tax obligations when they fell due,” Patel wrote. The companies behind Auckland food business Bake & Bean has failed. Photo / Bake & Bean Patel was apppointed…
More than $1m paid out: Liquidation of South Canterbury business continues The Press Read the original article here
Canberra Commercial (ACT), which operates under a number of trading names including Canberra Commercial Property, Canberra Commercial Sales, Canberra Leasing and Sydney Commercial Property, was placed in liquidation on September 12, 2025, according to documents lodged with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC). Read the original article here
Inland Revenue seeks to liquidate Christchurch salon owner Reece Unahi’s companies The Press Read the original article here
Facts Mrs F stated that as a former employee of Group X, she held a PERCOL that had been opened with account keeper A. She explained that she had left Group X to set up her own company, SAS Y. However, some time after it was created, SAS Y ran into financial difficulties and, in…
Voluntary Liquidation of Solvent LLCs in the UAE: A Shareholder’s Guide Lexology Read the original article here