The troubled Brindabella Christian College has entered voluntary administration in the latest instalment of the Canberra private school’s long-running financial struggles. Parents and carers received a letter from Deloitte administrators on Wednesday informing them of their appointment. “We understand this may cause some concern, but we want to assure you that our key focus will…
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“We are undertaking an immediate assessment of the affairs and financial position of the college, and we will work closely with key stakeholders, including the federal and ACT governments, to stabilise the college’s financial position and establish a new and sustainable governance framework.” Read the original article here
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A Sydney subcontractor that works on major NSW government jobs has collapsed owing millions of dollars in taxes, bringing it and its related entities’ total tax debt to almost $30 million in just four years. The Australian Taxation Office last Friday forced formwork contractor M2 Sustainable Services trading as Metsquare 2, whose director is eco-tech…
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