Mosaic Brands, a fashion retailer with over 2,700 employees in Australia, has entered into voluntary administration. The company is behind some of the country’s most popular retailers, such as Noni B and Rivers. On Monday, it appointed four administrators, including Kate Warwick, Vaughan Strawbridge, David McGrath, and Kathryn Evans. Following a recent downsizing, the company said it would like to “capitalize and invest” in five of its core brands. It had previously closed around 200 stores. In a statement, the company noted that it had been trying to restructure its operations, but the voluntary administration was the best option. Despite…
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Peter Dutton questioned the arrangements involving Anthony Albanese, who was the opposition leader and transport minister, when he reportedly asked for free Qantas flights from Alan Joyce, the company’s CEO. He noted that he didn’t recall other politicians requesting the same perks. The opposition is now seeking to raise questions about the relationship between the Labor government and Qantas, which was highlighted by the former CEO’s controversial behavior. Dutton noted that if an individual is the minister for transport, then they should not be asking for free flights. Details about the incident emerged in the book “The Chairman’s Lounge,” which…
After struggling with addiction for several years, Jack Vidgen checked himself into a rehabilitation facility for the fourth time. In an Instagram post, the singer revealed that he had relapsed. He said that he had been going through a “five-week long relapse.” He then admitted to his fans that he needed help. In his post, the 27-year-old singer said that he was terrified of people judging him. He checked himself into a treatment center this past Monday. For a long time, he had been afraid of what he was going through due to his addiction. He said that he would…
A couple from Australia lost over a thousand dollars after falling for a scam that was impersonating a charity. Australians are being urged to be wary of falling for “alarming” schemes that prey on people in need of financial help during the current economic crisis. According to the NAUDC, criminals are deceiving people into believing that they are receiving financial assistance from charities. They’re also reportedly offering fake rental assistance programs and emergency relief initiatives. According to the ACCC’s Catriona Lowe, criminals are targeting the most vulnerable members of society as the rising cost of living makes it harder for…
Gary Criddle, who used to be a pilot for Qantas, was one of the three people who died when a Jabiru and a Cessna collided over Sydney’s southwest on Saturday morning. A thorough investigation will be carried out by the ATSB. Investigators from the ATSB will spend the next couple of days examining the wreckage of the two aircraft. They will also try to recover any vital components that they can examine at the agency’s facilities in Canberra. They will also try to interview witnesses and other individuals who may have information about the incident. They will look into the…