Gold bullion trader wound up after funding case fails

The Supreme Court of Victoria has ordered World Digital Gold Bullion Pty Ltd into liquidation after the gold bullion trading company failed to prove that related-party funding relied on to establish solvency was genuinely available

Betts enters administration, plans closure of 20 shoe stores

Australian footwear retailer Betts has entered voluntary administration and will close more than half of its remaining stores as its administrators seek to preserve a smaller physical network and expand the 134-year-old brand’s online business

ZEN Energy enters administration after retail sale falters

ZEN Energy and related companies have entered voluntary administration after wholesale electricity price volatility undermined efforts to sell the renewable energy retailer as a going concern, despite regulatory approvals for a proposed transfer of its retail operations

Administrators Seek Buyers for Network RV and Fair Dinkum Caravans Business

ASIC's record enforcement: A historic six months and continuing momentum in 2026

Behind the Scenes Reveal - Virgin Australia

Investing in distressed companies in Australia: a practical guide for potential acquirers

Beyond the payslip: ‘true employer’ principle extended to indirectly funding employment expenses

Moves and Promotions — Week of 29 June, 2026

Moves and promotions at Hamilton Locke, KordaMentha, McGrathNicol, and more.

Federal Court orders creditors’ trustee to personally pay $166,000 in costs

Trustee denied indemnity from trust assets after unsuccessful and inefficient application concerning EK Recruitment’s DOCA and creditors’ trust

Federal Court refuses to end Mawson liquidation despite US bankruptcy order

Australian liquidator permitted to continue administering crypto infrastructure group as court rejects bid to terminate winding-up amid $29 million in claims and no evidence of solvency

State-owned power company sued for $1 billion over troubled coal-fired station