Liquidation of business linked to forestry manslaughter prosecution stalls – Stuff.co.nz

The liquidation of a company linked to New Zealand’s only forestry-related manslaughter prosecution has stalled due to a lack of funds and non-cooperation by the company’s director, liquidators say. Paul Burr Contracting Ltd has been in liquidation since August 2015, after its sole shareholder, Paul Burr, called in liquidators. The liquidation started five days before Burr stood…

Recruitment companies serving the SME market enter voluntary administration – SmartCompany.com.au

Three recruitment companies that count both small and large companies among their clients have been placed in voluntary administration amid a corporate restructure by their parent company. The companies are all subsidiaries of Rubicor Group, one of Australias largest recruitment companies, which is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange. Rubicor was founded in 2005 and…

Glasshouse dream shattered as business enters voluntary administration – ABC Online

Related Story: Massive solar-powered glasshouse in NSW set to employ refugees An ambitious project to build Australia’s largest glasshouse is now in doubt, with the business put into voluntary administration. Maria’s Farm Veggies at Williamtown, north of Newcastle, was to include a glasshouse covering 16 hectares, producing 15,000 tonnes of vegetables…