Langford Jones Homes enters liquidation

Customers of Langford Jones Homes have been left in limbo after the melbourne-based homebuilder joined the raft of high-profile construction industry collapses last week, with a cyber attack just one of many reasons behind the company’s demise. Jonathon Colbran and Richard Stone Partners (RSM) were appointed on 30 June as joint and several liquidators to…

OBike pulls out of Melbourne and enters liquidation in Singapore: Why hasn’t bike-sharing kicked off in Australia?

It’s safe to say that bike-sharing companies in Australia haven’t had the smoothest ride over the past 12 months. From unhappy local councils, to melbourne’s former Lord Mayor declaring their bikes “clutter”, and users across the country gleefully dumping bikes in rivers, up trees, and on top of buildings, companies such as oBike and Ofo…

The sad reason why building company Australis Constructions went bust despite projects in Queensland, NSW and the Northern Territory

By STEPHEN JOHNSON, ECONOMICS REPORTER FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA Published: 15:08 AEDT, 4 September 2024 | Updated: 15:48 AEDT, 4 September 2024 A construction company led by a director who spruiked his plumbing expertise is being liquidated because it failed to obtain the right licence. Australis Constructions, a family-owned home and industrial building business based on Queensland‘s…