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12,000 businesses urged to join Bathla creditors’ group

As administrators seek a financial lifeline for collapsed construction firm Bathla, a specialist debt recovery firm is vying to represent scores of Sydney businesses as unsecured creditors. A week after Bathla and a suite of related companies entered voluntary administration, leaving the fate of thousands of half-built homes in the balance, Corporate Recovery Partners is…

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Australia’s plastics recycling in jeopardy after company collapse: ‘Increasingly unviable’

Australia’s troubled recycling sector is facing another potentially devastating blow, with a major facility that processes 20,000 tonnes of plastic annually entering voluntary administration. Dozens of jobs hang in the balance after it was announced this week that Recycling Plastics Australia had appointed voluntary administrators. The company’s future is now uncertain — with administrators assessing…