“A city is a dream made visible.” The conception of Lavasa was precisely in this spirit. Envisioned as a privately planned hill city in the Western Ghats, it aspired to translate the idea of urban living into reality by combining homes, public spaces and a shared civic life within a self-contained settlement. Inspired by the…
‘Heavy hearts’: Melbourne food pioneer collapses under $7m debt Herald Sun Read the original article here
One of Australia’s Largest Seafood Companies Enters Voluntary Administration Amid Poor Prawn Season Greek City Times Read the original article here
Insolvencies are rising – could a law change help firms trade out of trouble? Inside Retail New Zealand Read the original article here
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Australian seafood company A Raptis & Sons Group, one of the country’s largest privately owned fishing businesses, has entered voluntary administration as efforts begin to restructure or sell the company. The Brisbane-based family enterprise, which has operated for more than six decades and spans three generations, is widely recognised as Australia’s largest wild-caught prawn operator.…
Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition Parks Tau has lambasted the conduct of the business rescue practitioners (BRPs) of financially distressed, suspended JSE-listed sugar producer and property developer Tongaat Hulett. Tau said the Companies Act is being “abused and perverted” by the BRPs in an attempt to force the liquidation of Tongaat “against the public…
By Benjamin Liu* of Photo: nito500/123RF Analysis: New Zealand has been experiencing a striking rise in company failures, focusing attention on the role of directors when facing financial trouble. Corporate insolvencies have now reached their highest levels in 15 years, with thousands of firms entering liquidation or other formal processes in 2025. This surge has…
By Benjamin Liu* of Photo: nito500/123RF Analysis: New Zealand has been experiencing a striking rise in company failures, focusing attention on the role of directors when facing financial trouble. Corporate insolvencies have now reached their highest levels in 15 years, with thousands of firms entering liquidation or other formal processes in 2025. This surge has…
Property service firm plunges into liquidation Witney Gazette Read the original article here