Free help with Centrelink ‘robo-debt’ | POLL | Harden Murrumburrah … – Harden Murrumburrah Express

Legal Aid’s Julie Maron, Tahlena Galvin-Moule and Nicole Dwyer. Riverina residents worried about Centrelink debt notices can now have legal queries fast-tracked. Legal Aid has joined forces with community legal centres to give timely and independent legal advice for these people, including those who have received a so-called robo-debt or automated debt notice. Anyone calling LawAccess in relation to a Centrelink debt…

Embangweni mission hospital in MK32mil debt, pray for help – Nyasa Times

Health services at Embangweni Mission Hospital under CCAP Synod of Livingstonia have come to a halt as the management is struggling to clear out MK32million debt it owes different medical suppliers. Embangweni hospital staff during prayers. -Photo by Leonard Masauli On Saturday, the mission hospital organized prayer and fasting session at Kalungulu Mountain in the…

Legal Aid pledges help for people affected by Centrelink’s robo-debt – Daily Advertiser

Legal Aid’s Julie Maron, Tahlena Galvin-Moule and Nicole Dwyer. Riverina residents worried about Centrelink debt notices can now have legal queries fast-tracked. Legal Aid has joined forces with community legal centres to give timely and independent legal advice for these people, including those who have received a so-called robo-debt or automated debt notice. Anyone calling LawAccess in relation to a Centrelink debt…

Free help with Centrelink ‘robo-debt’ | POLL – The Irrigator

Legal Aid’s Julie Maron, Tahlena Galvin-Moule and Nicole Dwyer. Riverina residents worried about Centrelink debt notices can now have legal queries fast-tracked. Legal Aid has joined forces with community legal centres to give timely and independent legal advice for these people, including those who have received a so-called robo-debt or automated debt notice. Anyone calling LawAccess in relation to a Centrelink debt…

Singapore: Debt Restructuring Hub Ready For Business – JD Supra (press release)

After months of public consultations and revision, the Singapore parliament passed the Companies (Amendment) Bill (the “Bill“) on 10 March 2017 amending the Singapore Companies Act (the “Companies Act“). The Bill contains, among others, significant and novel changes to Singapore’s insolvency laws. This is no doubt a giant step towards positioning Singapore as…