Homewares retailer ISHKA was placed into voluntary administration today. Established in melbourne’s Glen Iris 49 years ago – the family owned chain employs 500 people and trades from 60 stores. ISHKA owner Tony Darvall said the decision follows a “catastrophic Christmas and summer” of trade. “We realised everything wasn’t right, so we’ve been flat out…
Home builder Mahercorp, which entered administration in April last year owing $75 million and emerged from it in June, has halted agreed repayments to some creditors in a move that blows the lid on unauthorised side deals that may be used to get support for the restructure of an insolvent company. melbourne-based Mahercorp, which sells…
No other Australian womenswear label spun lace into delicate bridal gowns and cocktail dresses quite like Lover. Nic Briand and Susien Chong started the label in 2001 and opened a flagship store in The Strand Arcade in sydney in 2012. The label expanded quickly – Lover’s intricate lace halter-neck-style dresses were a hit and a…
By ASHLEY NICKEL, NEWS REPORTER, AUSTRALIA Published: 01:06 AEDT, 9 January 2026 | Updated: 02:22 AEDT, 9 January 2026 One of Australia’s most iconic nightlife strips could look bare with several major venues under threat of shutting up shop. Multiple bars and clubs on Chapel St in Prahran, southeast of
Probuild’s Darling Harbour IMAX development The Ribbon was a hive of activity on Thursday afternoon, with dozens of workers seen packing up and flatbed trucks leaving the gates as security guards stood watch. One worker told news.com.au contractors were being allowed to collect their tools and equipment but no materials. “We’re allowed to come back…
Billboard Media competitors have been inundated with phone calls from previous clients of the business that has been placed into voluntary administration. One of several printers interviewed by Sprinter, has confirmed that the “phone has been running hot with new business leads” following the news that Billboard Media went into administration last week – as…
The company owning Chronos Care’s two aged care homes in melbourne, founded by brothers Chris and Gerry Apostolatos who within weeks were declared bankrupt, has gone into voluntary administration six days before it was required to return deposits… Published August 04,…
A gourmet food company that delivers produce to small businesses across NSW has gone into voluntary administration. Fearocious Buying Co, which trades as The Fearocious Feed, has been distributing food products and ingredients to restaurants, delis, cafes and caterers since it was founded by owner Ian Feary in 1997. Feary built up the network of…
This was published 10 years ago Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Save this article for later Add articles to your saved list and come back to them anytime. Got it The Canberra Eye Hospital is in voluntary administration and its owners,…
melbourne-based material science company Great Wrap has entered into voluntary administration with reported debts of $39 million, almost six years after the founders officially launched their direct-to-consumer brand in 2020, which resulted in 30,000 orders in the first month. Related Article Block Placeholder Article ID: 243047 Great Wrap co-founder and CEO Jordy Kay announced on…