Western Province Rugby placed under liquidation – Times LIVE

Nashira Davids | 2016-12-20 14:49:24.0 Paul Zacks (Western Province Rugby Group CEO) and Mr Thelo Wakefield (President of the Western Province Rugby Football Union) during the WP Rugby press conference at DHL Newlands Stadium on November 07, 2016 in Cape Town, South Africa. Image by: Grant Pitcher/Gallo Images … Read the full article at: http://www.timeslive.co.za/sport/rugby/2016/12/20/Western-Province-Rugby-placed-under-liquidation1

Noodle Box franchisee charged with ‘phoenixing’ – The Sydney Morning Herald

The operator of a string of Noodle Box restaurants has been charged with fraud after an investigation by the corporate regulator into the illegal practice of phoenix activity. Amy Timko, who formerly ran several Noodle Box franchises in northern Tasmania, appeared in court in Hobart on Friday on charges of fraudulent conduct under the Corporations Act. AmyTimko’s…

Macadamia company goes into voluntary administration – Toowoomba Chronicle

MACADAMIA roasting and salting company Macaz has gone into voluntary administration, with creditors due to meet tomorrow morning in Lismore. The Alstonville-based company started up in 1991 and has a reported annual turnover of nearly $9 million. The Australian Securities and Investment Commission was notified of an application to wind up the business on November…

Macadamia company goes into voluntary administration – Chinchilla News

MACADAMIA roasting and salting company Macaz has gone into voluntary administration, with creditors due to meet tomorrow morning in Lismore. The Alstonville-based company started up in 1991 and has a reported annual turnover of nearly $9 million. The Australian Securities and Investment Commission was notified of an application to wind up the business on November…

Macadamia company goes into voluntary administration – Northern Star

MACADAMIA roasting and salting company Macaz has gone into voluntary administration, with creditors due to meet tomorrow morning in Lismore. The Alstonville-based company started up in 1991 and has a reported annual turnover of nearly $9 million. The Australian Securities and Investment Commission was notified of an application to wind up the business on November…