Why $20 million online rug retailer Miss Amara rescued a party shirt business from liquidation

Online rug retailer Miss Amara has relaunched YP Threads, a brisbane-based party shirt business that went into liquidation in June, after acquiring it for an undisclosed sum. The acquisition is somewhat unexpected, given Miss Amara targets a mostly female audience interested in interior design while YP Threads’ core customer is young men interested in partying.…

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Major road construction company Allroads Pty Ltd collapses owing more than $80million

By DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA REPORTER Published: 16:28 AEST, 22 April 2024 | Updated: 17:23 AEST, 22 April 2024 Major construction companies specialising in road building have collapsed, reportedly owing creditors more than $80million.  Allroads Pty Ltd, a brisbane-based civil construction company, and its subsidiary Allroads Plant went into administration on March 4. Administrators Darryl Kirk…

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Sydney-based events company goes under

The parent company of a business events operation based on sydney’s Northern Beaches has gone into liquidation, with its remaining assets now for sale. According to the Australian Securities and Investments Commission, Jirsch Sutherland’s Andrew John Spring and Trent Andrew Devine were appointed as joint liquidators of Calcon Communications, which owns the Executive Assistant Network…

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Victoria Station and Kate Hill collapse into voluntary administration, as 350 staff face uncertain times

Luggage retailer Victoria Station is the latest local retail chain to call in administrators, appointing SV Partners to the business on Tuesday. Administrators have been appointed to four companies associated with the operation and assets of the business: Victoria Station Corporation Pty Ltd, Victoria Station Services Pty Ltd, Michael Hartz Pty Ltd and Peter Hartz…

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Star Entertainment sells Brisbane assets to Hong Kong partners for financial lifeline

Australia’s Star Entertainment is selling its half-share in a brisbane entertainment complex to its Hong Kong partners for A$53 million (S$44.3 million) in a last-minute bailout for the cash-strapped casino group. Star has been trying to navigate mounting pressures to avoid voluntary administration. Its ASX-listed shares have been suspended because it has not published half-year…

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Company Involved in Sydney Fish Market Revamp Pleads For Help After Financial Collapse

Faced with subcontractors on the verge of financial ruin, construction giant Multiplex is urgently appealing for government assistance to stabilise the $836 million sydney Fish Market project. The plea for intervention follows the downfall of Sharvain Facades, the company behind the project’s striking wave-like roof, which went into voluntary administration in March, reportedly owing tens…

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