Federal Court finds conduct of Get Qualified Australia to be misleading, unconscionable – The Sydney Morning Herald

A failed education company, that left more than 5000 students without the qualifications they paid for, engaged in misleading and deceptive conduct, unfair contract terms and unconscionable conduct, the Federal Court has found. Get Qualified Australia (GQA) was an education consultant that assisted job seekers in obtaining Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) qualifications in industries…

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Ten Network may yet be saved from receivership, with administrator confident of recapitalisation – ABC Online

The administrator of the Ten Network has declared he expects the ailing television station to be saved. Key points: Creditors met to discuss options for restructure, voted for committee including Lachlan Murdoch, WIN TV’s Bruce Gordon and James Packer Administrator Mark Korda says cash-flow is positive and ratings are good, so network should be…

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SA plastics recycling business closes due to $100k hike in power bills – ABC Online

South Australia’s sky-high electricity prices have forced an Adelaide plastics recycling business to shut its doors, costing 35 workers their jobs, its managing director says. Plastics Granulating Services (PGS), based in Kilburn in Adelaide’s inner-north, said it had seen its monthly power bills increase from $80,000 to $180,000 over the past 18 months. Managing…

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Supreme Court rules on whether dissolved companies can be sued – International Law Office (registration)

Facts Background Supreme Court decision Facts A Spanish company developed a building in Valencia. In 2005 it sold one of the flats in the building to an individual. In 2009 the developer registered the deed of dissolution with the Companies Registry. After the company was dissolved, the individual found defects in the flat’s flooring. She…

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