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Former All Black’s second company folds with creditors owed $457k The Press
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R3 in Yorkshire responds to August 2025 insolvency statistics Yorkshire Post
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Trump says he will help Argentina, World Bank to accelerate support Reuters
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A Melbourne lawyer has been sentenced to three years’ imprisonment, with a non-parole period of one year, for perverting the course of justice and orchestrating an offshore scam to help clients avoid bankruptcy.
AFP Leading Senior Constable Anthony Martin said the fraud was carefully designed to exploit the system. “This scheme was deliberately set out to exploit the financial and legal system,” he said.
“It disadvantages honest businesses and the broader Australian community. Anyone involving themselves in these types of practices is engaging in criminal behaviour and you will be caught.”
The 68-year-old used his law firm to invent fictitious personal debts for two clients, allowing them to secure favourable…
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Key Developments in mm2 Asia’s Malaysian Operations
mm2 Asia Ltd. (SGX: 1B0), a leading media and entertainment group, has announced a significant restructuring move that could have material implications for investors. The company’s Board of Directors has resolved to commence a Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation for two of its Malaysian associated companies: MM2 Star Screen Sdn. Bhd. (MSS) and MM2 Screen Management Sdn. Bhd. (MSM). This decision follows unsuccessful negotiations with creditors and a comprehensive review of the financial viability of both subsidiaries.
Summary of Key Points
- Liquidation Announcement: Both MSS and MSM, after failing to reach restructuring agreements with creditors, will…
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Tap And Go Ltd had operated the Grain & Grape establishment in Darfield.
The New Zealand Companies Office lists Murray Davie and Bernadette Taylor as directors and equal shareholders of Tap And Go.
A previous company owned by the business partners, Kick for Touch Ltd, went into liquidation in 2023, after a Rolleston bar and restaurant struggled through Covid-19 restrictions.
Mr Davie, 69, is a former All Black who made the national team for the 1983 tour of England and Scotland and also represented New Zealand in water polo, while Ms Taylor has a hospitality background.
Tap And Go was formed by…
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- Casino losses drove a man to send the cruise ship a bomb threat
- Threat email disrupted 4,000 passengers boarding for the next voyage
- Man faces up to seven years prison and/or a heavy fine
A Singapore man who lost around S$2,000 (US$1,558) gambling on a Resorts World casino cruise ship later sent bomb threats to the operator in an attempt to get his money back.
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“The ATO is unable to comment [on Mr Mtungwazi] due to taxpayer confidentiality laws, and it would not be appropriate to comment on matters before the courts.”
Adachi was recognised by the Zimbabwe Association of WA. Credit: Linkedin
Separately, earlier this month, the Deputy Commissioner of Taxation escalated matters by personally suing Mr Mtungwazi, filing a writ with the WA Supreme Court seeking to recover what it claimed was more than $3 million in Adachi’s unpaid tax and superannuation debts.
Attempts by this masthead to contact Mr Mtungwazi for comment has not been successful.
Ms Mtungwazi has not provided a response for publication.
Living large while debts pile up
The couple established Adachi Disability Services in Perth in…
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“The ATO is unable to comment [on Mr Mtungwazi] due to taxpayer confidentiality laws, and it would not be appropriate to comment on matters before the courts.”
Adachi was recognised by the Zimbabwe Association of WA. Credit: Linkedin
Separately, earlier this month, the Deputy Commissioner of Taxation escalated matters by personally suing Mr Mtungwazi, filing a writ with the WA Supreme Court seeking to recover what it claimed was more than $3 million in Adachi’s unpaid tax and superannuation debts.
Attempts by this masthead to contact Mr Mtungwazi for comment has not been successful.
Ms Mtungwazi has not provided a response for publication.
Living large while debts pile up
The couple established Adachi Disability Services in Perth in…