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The Australian Energy Regulator has quietly demanded sensitive financial information from the county’s retailers to test their resilience to the energy crisis that threatens to send more to the wall…

The “diabolical” state of the energy market in Australia’s eastern states has claimed another victim, with community-owned supplier Enova falling into administration as the crunch hits suppliers both small and large…

Construction-related businesses have built up a mountain of unpaid tax bills during the pandemic, threatening a wave of failures this year that could take otherwise-healthy creditors down with them, insolvency practitioners warn.

Home builders face a tough 2022 as soaring demand for new houses and rising costs and labour shortages put them at risk of a profitless boom…

Recently established restructuring consultancy Cathro & Partners has picked up its first post-launch hire, with familiar face Andrew Blundell joining the firm as a Principal…

For former Worrells partnerSimon Cathro, the worst of times might also be the best of times to pursue his ambition to found and grow his own insolvency firm…

Three months after going into voluntary administration, Napoleon Perdis Cosmetics has been saved from liquidation by KUBA Investments, following a meeting with creditors…

“Daigou queen” Livia Wang and former Witchery executive Henry Lee have come to the rescue of Napoleon Perdis, offering to buy his eponymous make-up empire, which went into voluntary administration in January…

An influx of international and independent beauty brands contributed to the collapse of Australian-grown cosmetics empire Napoleon Perdis Group, which has stepped up a search for buyers after appointing voluntary administrators…