Akasha Go Into Voluntary Administration

Akasha Brewing have become the latest brewery to enter voluntary administration, with the Sydney-based operation appointing the professional services firm Vincents to oversee the business as they “restructure the operations of the company and to come to terms with creditors”. The news comes just a week after Deeds appointed Deloitte to oversee a restructuring of the business.  In a media…

Black Hops Enter Voluntary Administration

Black Hops Brewing have entered voluntary administration, with the Queensland brewery appointing David Mansfield and Timothy Heenan from Deloitte Financial Advisory as joint administrators according to a filing with ASIC.  In a post on social media, the brewery team said it was a tough decision but “circumstances have meant there was no alternative”, adding that their…

Bonza plunges into voluntary administration after passengers left stranded and planes towed

Low-cost airline Bonza has entered voluntary administration after passengers were met with signs saying their flights had been abruptly cancelled on Tuesday. People were left stranded as planes were repossessed, with vision showing them being towed from the tarmac. CEO Tim Jordan apologised as he advised all services were “temporarily suspended” while he determined the…

Castlemaine State Festival enters voluntary administration

One of Victoria’s longest-running and most respected multi-arts festivals, the biennial Castlemaine State Festival, has entered into voluntary administration. The news was announced in an email from the Festival Board, sent just before 5pm last Thursday 28 March, at a time when many people were already switching off their computers and leaving work in preparation…

Kirribilli Club enters voluntary administration, to continue trading

21 June 2024 The Kirribilli Club Board has stepped aside and appoint the services of SV Partners to act as Voluntary Administrators of the Kirribilli Club effective immediately. “Unfortunately, due to a combination of overwhelming financial, operational and hospitality market circumstances we have exhausted all available options and have not come to this conclusion lightly. Mr Hugh Armenis…