Category Archives: Liquidation

Biden-Harris Administration Reinstates Visitor Log Policy, Will Be First Administration to Post Records from First Full Year – Mirage News

The White House Today the Biden-Harris Administration posted visitor logs from January 2021. The Biden-Harris Administration will be the first administration to post visitor logs from its first full year in office. Visitor log disclosures will occur on a monthly basis. This release was made in accordance with the reinstated policy to voluntarily disclose White…

Calabria Family Wines acquires McWilliam’s – The Shout

The future for McWilliams Wines looks to be assured once again after being acquired by Calabria Family Wines, in a deal announced by KPMG and selling agent Colliers International. The sale, which is set to be complete by 30 April, will see the Griffith-based Calabria family take ownership of the McWilliams brands, intellectual property, and…

Large developments off the table at former Belair Golf Course as ‘rug pulled out’ from soccer club – ABC News

Large-scale proposals of any kind have been ruled out for a contentious section of the country’s second oldest national park, as South Australia’s Environment Minister narrowshis scope for the unused land. Key points: The former Belair Golf Course closed in 2018 and the land has been left in limbo since A draft master plan for…

Big bank-backed Data Republic collapses after failed funding round – The Australian Financial Review

The administrators will pursue a sale of the company and are encouraging interested parties to come forward. The administrators are continuing to trade the business whilst they undertake an urgent appraisal of Data Republic, the administrators said in a statement. The administrators will work closely with Data Republics employees, suppliers and customers to stabilise operations…

Qantas to keep headquarters in Sydney after property review – Reuters

By Reuters Staff 2 Min Read SYDNEY, May 6 (Reuters) – Qantas Airways Ltd said on Thursday it would keep its corporate headquarters in Sydney and low-cost arm Jetstar would retain its head office in Melbourne after reviewing its property portfolio in an effort to cut costs during the pandemic. It will make some smaller…

Where Are They Now: Life With Bird’s co-founder Bridget Messner three years on – Fashion Journal

Busting at the seams to get going again. When I began building my fashion identity 10 years ago, I turned to Australian designers for direction. At the top of that list was Life With Bird. It was the first designer piece I saved up to buy a simple woven black jumper that (despite multiple elbow…

Administrators granted massive pay day in Wadley’s wind up – Owner//Driver

Date: 30.04.2021 Supreme Court accepts complex task made more difficult by range of challenges WITS assets were eventually auctioned off as part of its liquidation The Supreme Court of Victoria Commercial Court brings into sharp relief the cost of company failure as external administrators are approved remuneration of more than $320,000 for their work in…

Jetstar announces hiring spree and bigger domestic planes | The – Courier Mail

One company has revealed it is now going to offer hundreds of new jobs after many were stood down due to the devastating effects of the pandemic. Jetstar will go on a hiring blitz to fill hundreds of roles as airline switches some of its grounded international fleet towards domestic flights which are surging in…

Varde Partners bankrolls ‘mini-Min Res’ mining services, gold play – The Australian Financial Review

Rivet is a specialised transport and logistics, contract mining, equipment hire and maintenance and aviation services business run by former Asciano Ltd managing director Rowsthorn and SMS Mining Services founding director Daniel Sweeney. Adaman is backed by Rivet and the Mitchell Group and has two gold projects in Western Australia. (Interestingly, Adaman went into voluntary…

Jetstar announces hiring spree and bigger domestic planes – The Australian

Jetstar will undertake a hiring blitz in response to the growing demand for domestic travel. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Paul Jeffers Jetstar will go on a hiring blitz to fill hundreds of new roles as airline switches some of its grounded international fleet towards domestic flights which are surging in demand. Jetstar chief executive Gareth…