Former Linc Energy executives face charges – NEWS.com.au

Five former Linc Energy executives have been charged by the Queensland government with breaching environmental law over the operation of its underground coal gasification site in Chinchilla. Former chief executive Peter Bond was in September charged with three indictable offences and last week was summonsed on two additional charges of failing to ensure the company…

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Nathan Tinkler to speak at Drayton South hearing – Newcastle Herald

Human headline: Nathan Tinkler pursued by journalists in Sydney in 2014. BANKRUPTED businessman Nathan Tinkler is expected to support the Drayton South mine as a listed speaker at Wednesdays controversial fourth Planning Assessment Commission hearing into the proposal. Mr Tinkler is listed as fifth speaker on the first day of the two-day Muswellbrook hearing that…

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Linc Energy’s former executives charged with environmental offences – ABC Online

The Queensland Government has charged five former executives of Linc Energy with environmental offences over the failed company’s alleged contamination of huge swathes of prime farmland in the state’s south-east. Key points: Charges related to alleged contamination caused by underground coal gasification Four other former Linc executives also summonsed Company has denied the charges…

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Administrators eye sale of McAleese units – SBS

The administrators of mining services company McAleese expect to find buyers for large parts of the embattled group’s four business units. McGrathNicol administrators on Monday said they had received interest for McAleese’s specialised transport, oil and gas distribution and aviation refuelling and resources businesses, as well as some profitable depots that form part of the…

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Linc Energy’s former executives charged with environmental offences – ABC Online

The Queensland Government has charged five former executives of Linc Energy with environmental offences over the failed company’s alleged contamination of huge swathes of prime farmland in the state’s south-east. Key points: Charges related to alleged contamination caused by underground coal gasification Four other former Linc executives also summonsed Company has denied the charges…

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A code to tackle insolvency, bring in more regulation – Deccan Herald

Deepak Premnarayen, Nov 14, 2016, Being bankrupt is a state of inability to repay debts to creditors. The current legal and institutional framework does not aid lenders in effective and timely recovery, or restructuring of defaulted assets, causing undue strain on the credit system. At present, there are multiple overlapping laws and adjucating forums dealing…

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Woolworths revealed as one of Leah Zell’s short investment ideas – The Australian Financial Review

Leah Zell, from Lizard Investors, cited only Turkey’s BIM at her appearance in Sydney last week. Daniel Munoz Acclaimed global investor Leah Zell, the founder of Lizard Investors, has quietly formed a bearish view on Woolworths, telling a high-profile conference in Chicago last month the company’s restructuring might be too little, too late. Ms Zell, regarded…

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