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The Orchard, the sprawling dining destination on Tench Avenue in Penrith, will continue to trade despite entering Voluntary Administration.

And the Directors and Owners of the business say they have every intention that it will trade into the future.

Graeme Beattie of Worrells has been appointed the Administrator.

“The Orchard is one of Western Sydney’s premier hospitality venues,” he said.

“This decision comes after a period of challenging market conditions, including rising operational costs, changing consumer behaviour, and reduced discretionary spending, which have all contributed to an unsustainable financial position.

“I am presently undertaking an urgent financial analysis of…

The Carlton Club, on Bourke Street in the CBD, and the Windsor Castle, an iconic spot with a lime green exterior and pink elephants on the roof, entered voluntary administration on November 27.

“The past few years have been incredibly challenging as we navigate the ongoing impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic on both the Windsor Castle and The Carlton Hotel,” says owner Tracey Lester, who also previously ran Fitzroy’s Gertrude Hotel before it was revamped last summer.

Administrators are seeking a deed of company arrangement, proposed by Lester, as an alternative to immediate liquidation.

Lester had previously advertised the leases for both venues via her personal Instagram account. In May, she asked for expressions of interest to take…

Sir Bradley Wiggins’ fall from trailblazing cycling hero to bankruptcy is a sad reminder of the financial struggles that many athletes face, says Dame Sarah Storey. 

Wiggins was declared…

More than 14,000 Oakland County residents are being notified that $9.1 million in medical debt has been forgiven. The news is contained in letters expected to arrive by the end of this week.

“This is helping individuals and families pay off their medical debt and rehabilitate their credit scores, giving people the freedom to fully participate economically and live their best lives,” said Oakland County Executive David Coulter.

This latest round is part of a broader initiative funded by Oakland County to eradicate up to $200 million in medical debt for approximately 80,000 residents across the county using $2 million in federal funding from the American Rescue Plan Act. 

The program, conducted in…

The liquidator said he had concerns about food and accommodation for the sacked workers.

ProLink NZ, based at 349 Dominion Rd, was established in 2018 and specialised in hiring Asian immigrants, saying it worked with Immigration New Zealand.

Patel was appointed by shareholder Haiyan (Shirley) Luo of Three Kings.

He was particularly concerned about the workers, given the timing and he said he’s sending them letters giving them advice about where to turn to for help.

“I’ve arranged a Chinese-speaking lawyer to assist them with their visas and immigration. I’ve also contacted Rotary at Botany Downs to organise food parcels. This is so sad, just before Christmas,” Patel said.

He attached a Rotary letter…