CQ cafe’s closure strands staff and saddens community – Rockhampton Morning Bulletin

BELOVED Yeppoon cafe Michel’s Patisserie has sadly gone into liquidation. The family patisserie which had traded for the past 10 years, was located in Yeppoon Central Shopping Centre, offering sweet treats, scrumptious savouries and award winning coffee, According to a press release from Worrells Solvency and Forensic Accountants, a company which provides insolvency administration, the…

Amending IBC: Need clarity how home buyers will be protected, says expert – Business Standard

Need clarity how home buyers will be protected The recommendations of the Insolvency Law Committee appointed by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs if accepted will give a fresh boost to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016. In many of the companies where the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) has been initiated, liquidation process has…

Gambling physically alters the brain, making people more prone to anxiety and depression, study finds – Telegraph.co.uk

Gambling physically alters the structure of the brain and makes people more prone to depression and anxiety, new research has shown. Scientists examining problem gamblers found they had more grey matter in and connections between regions linked to the mental conditions. They said the discovery could lead to new treatments for gambling addiction, through drugs…

Charles Waterstreet’s future as barrister in doubt as he declares bankruptcy – The Canberra Times

High-profile barrister Charles Waterstreet has declared bankruptcy, casting doubt on his ability to continue practising at the Sydney Bar. The 68-year-old lodged documents with the Australian Financial Security Authority on March 13 and is now listed as an undischarged bankrupt on the national personal insolvency index. Charles Waterstreet applied for bankruptcy after he was ordered to…