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An award-winning Melbourne restaurant which began as a delivery service during lockdown has gone bust.

1800 Lasagne graduated to a physical store in August 2020, winning a cult following, awards, and the patronage of Jamie Oliver in the inner-north suburb of Thornbury.

But external administrators have now been called in, and the business may be wound up, sold, or picked apart by people owed money.

“1800 Lasagne has entered into voluntary administration and we are working closely with the administration team to streamline and restructure our model to ensure we take the best steps while moving forward,” owner Joey Kellock posted online on…

A Melbourne restaurant which started as a COVID-19 lockdown favourite has fallen on hard times.

1800 Lasagne entered voluntary administration last week.

The beloved eatery in Thornbury began as the delivery service side hustle for music festival organiser Joel Kellock, but then ballooned in popularity during the pandemic in 2020.

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It later laid down roots with a brick-and-mortar boasting wine, music, merchandise, and its trademark small menu and late-night service.

The business garnered a loyal local following over the years with trendy marketing and quality to back it up, becoming the state’s first hatted lasagne restaurant.

But new challenges have recently cropped up.

“We are working…

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A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Tuesday granted final approval for California-based gene-editing technology supplier Synthego Corp.’s liquidation plan, which transfers control of the company to its secured lender following a $90…

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To successfully qualify for Safe Harbour protection, directors and the company must also meet the various qualifying criteria. The most significant of which is that one or more courses of action needs to be reasonably likely to lead to a better outcome for the company (than the appointment of an administrator or liquidator to the company). The interpretation of ‘reasonably likely’ and ‘better outcome’ can be hard to determine and subject to individual opinion.

Furthermore, the Safe Harbour is only open to directors who are acting honestly and diligently and who have taken appropriate steps to ensure the company has:

• paid entitlements of its employees by the time they fall due
• given returns, notices, statements, applications or…

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Relief is tackling the unspoken debt crisis in America.

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While headlines focus on inflation, market instability, and job growth, another crisis has been quietly unfolding: student loan debt. As of April 2025, roughly 5.8 million federal student loan borrowers were 90 days or more behind on their payments. That’s nearly one-third of all borrowers who currently have a payment due. This delinquency rate is almost three times higher than it was before the pandemic and represents a silent yet deeply personal financial emergency affecting millions of households.

While experts debate interest rate hikes and economic policy, the reality is far more personal and immediate. For millions of Americans, it’s not just about…