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Linc Energy fined record A$4.5m for environmental damage by Brisbane court
SINGAPORE - Singapore-listed oil and gas company Linc Energy was slapped on May 11 with a A$4.5 million (S$4.54 million)
Melbourne craft brewer Kaiju saved from liquidation in rescue deal
The rescue plan, put forward by owners Nathaniel and Callum Reeve, has been signed off on by creditors who have
Training provider operating for 16 years collapses into voluntary administration
A melbourne-based training provider that has been operating for 16 years has collapsed into voluntary administration. MWT Institute was founded
Developer Bensons Property Group saved from liquidation
melbourne-based property developer Bensons Property Group has avoided being plunged into liquidation after creditors signed off on a rescue deal,
Dinner by Heston at Crown Casino goes into liquidation
Celebrity chef Heston Blumenthal’s flagship melbourne restaurant has been placed into voluntary ­administration. Dinner By Heston was handed to provisional
Element Five and V-Struct entities collapse after VCON liquidation
The collapse of a high-end melbourne construction group has dramatically expanded with dozens of additional employees sacked as four more
Pub venture linked to Dane Swan collapses amid $4.5m debt pile
Albert Park Leisure, which until recently owned South melbourne bar Albion Rooftop, called in the liquidators earlier this month.The Herald
Future of Australia’s tallest tower up in the air
This article is from the Australian Property Journal archive THE future of Australia’s tallest-tower-to-be is doubt, with more reports emerging
Sydney Brewery Is Expanding Its Operations by Acquiring Rocks Brewing Company’s Alexandria Brewpub and Facilities
It's not been an easy year or so for the craft brewing industry, with several much-loved operations closing their doors,
Trainers Sheila Laxon and John Symons deny they owe $500,000 to company at the centre of Melbourne Cup prizemoney fight
Symons said they only trained for Esprit Racing and that the company bought horses - “specked them at the sales”
Jeanswest goes under, putting 600 jobs at risk as more than 90 stores close
The parent company of clothing brand Jeanswest has gone into voluntary administration, with plans to shut all of its stores
Whyalla steelworks bleeding $1.5m a day
Whyalla steelworks was losing $1.5 million a day before being put into voluntary administration and owes creditors $1.34 billion, including