NBL’s Illawarra Hawks ‘insolvent’, administrator recommends liquidation – ABC Local

An administrator appointed to manage the finances of embattled NBL franchise the Illawarra Hawks has recommended the team liquidate its remaining assets. Key points: A preliminary report obtained by the ABC reveals the administrator has advised creditors the company has outstanding debts to players and staff of more than $770,000, and that it is in…

Government told to safeguard business by extending insolvency relief | MyBusiness – My Business

Maja Garaca Djurdjevic 29 April 2020 2 minute readShare The government should consider extending the six-month moratorium protecting directors whose companies are trading while insolvent in order to safeguard smaller- to medium-sized businesses, a senior commercial disputes lawyer has warned. Last month, the federal government enacted temporary measures to avoid unnecessary insolvencies and bankruptcies in…

Department of Health steps in after Berrington Aged Care defaults on its RADs how many more providers will need the Government to step in this year? – The Weekly SOURCE

Two weeks ago, advisory firm Ansell Strategic warned their COVID-19 modelling showed aged care operators would pay out $9 billion in departing RADs over the next nine months or $37 million a day with insolvencies starting in mid-May. Now the defaults have commenced with the Department of Health paying out for pre-COVID Berrington Aged Care…

Two safe harbours: What business owners need to know about insolvent trading during the COVID-19 pandemic – SmartCompany.com.au

Hall & Wilcox special counsel in commercial litigation Katherine Payne. One of the earliest economic stability measures passed by the federal government to battle COVID-19 involved a new form of safe harbour, which provides directors with short-term relief from the insolvent trading provisions. Temporary safe harbour joins the pre-existing safe harbour regime, which was introduced…

Rose Bay’s Lapin House sold as knock-down rebuild for $16.6 million – Domain News

The Rose Bay modernist home of bankrupt former mining executive IanStolyarand his wife Beth has sold on the quiet for $16.6 million as a knock-down rebuildto London-based expat foreign exchange dealer TonyCollick. The waterfront property was designed as Lapin House in 1949 by the late architect NevilleGruzmanfor his auntMollieLapin, and long owned by former High…