New NRL base, new chapter for Titans – SBS

Gold Coast chief executive Graham Annesley believes his club’s new base at Parkwood International will be the difference between attracting marquee players to the NRL club and missing their signatures. The Titans returned to pre-season training on Thursday at their new base, which includes altitude chambers, hydrotherapy baths, a three-lane pool, gymnasium to go along…

American Apparel goes into voluntary administration to close their three Australian stores in Melbourne Adelaide and … – Daily Mail

Fashion retailer, American Apparel set to close their Australian stores The clothing manufacturer went into voluntary administration  Up to 100 employees are set to lose their jobs after stock is cleared  The retailer’s UK and Irish businesses have also gone into liquidation  By Martha Azzi For Daily Mail Australia Published: 14:36 +11:00, 10 November 2016…

Brisbane networking reseller liquidated as customers terminate orders without warning – CRN Australia

Brisbane connectivity and industrial networking provider Ethernet Australia has entered voluntary liquidation, with debts totalling close to $3 million. The company ceased trading after key supply contracts with customers were terminated without warning, and appointed liquidator David Clout and Associates on 28 October, with a creditors meeting taking place on Tuesday 8 November. As part of…

Coolamon Sport and Recreation Club pledged $16000 by community intent on keeping it afloat – Daily Advertiser

The Coolamon community has rallied behind its embattled sport and recreation club, pitching in $16,000 to keep it afloat. On Tuesday The Daily Advertiser revealed the club was on the edge of falling into voluntary administration, after board members were told more than $360,000 was owed to creditors and police were investigating missing funds from the clubs Keno facilities.…

Coolamon Sport and Recreation Club pledged $16000 by community intent on keeping it afloat – Daily Advertiser

The Coolamon community has rallied behind its embattled sport and recreation club, pitching in $16,000 to keep it afloat. On Tuesday The Daily Advertiser revealed the club was on the edge of falling into voluntary administration, after board members were told more than $360,000 was owed to creditors and police were investigating missing funds from the clubs Keno facilities.…

Tyremil owner Tony Di Carlo accused of ripping off small businesses while Government investigates – ABC Online

The owner of a rogue tyre recycling business has been accused of failing to pay his suppliers hundreds of thousands of dollars and of deliberately liquidating debt-ridden companies to escape creditors, as the Queensland Government looks at ways to shut down the business. Tony Di Carlo’s Tyremil group of companies remain under investigation by…