Noel Dyson

Month’s reprieve for airline

Noel Dyson
22-Feb-2005
Creditors of regional airline and charter operator Great Western Aviation have given its administrator Graeme Lean an extra 30 days to find a buyer for the business.

Thompson’s tenure ended at Community Newspapers

Noel Dyson
15-Feb-2005
Community Newspaper Group is searching for a new CEO following the departure of Ian Thompson after five years at the helm.

MSA wins $2.6m Swan deal

Noel Dyson
15-Feb-2005
MSA Security has won a $2.6 million contract to upgrade security services at Swan District Hospital.

Recycler owes $4m

Noel Dyson
15-Feb-2005
Municipal waste recycler the Recycling Company of Western Australia has gone into administration owing about $4 million to more than 100 creditors.

Creditors target JR Marine

Noel Dyson
15-Feb-2005
Wavemaster creditors have cleared the way for the company's liquidator, KordaMentha, to pursue a $4.7 million legal action against the failed shipbuilder's Singaporean parent JR Marine.

Surf fallout still being assessed

Noel Dyson
15-Feb-2005
Local Government authorities and surf life savers are still trying to assess the full impact of a recent High Court decision that pertained to a severe injury to a swimmer at a patrol-led beach in Sydney.

Devaugh takes deed path

Noel Dyson
08-Feb-2005
Unsecured creditors in failed Bunbury builder Devaugh Pty Ltd look likely to receive 27 cents in the dollar after they agreed to accept a deed of company arrangement proposed by its director Mervyn Waugh.

Phosphate miner and suitor may forge deeper relationship

Noel Dyson
01-Feb-2005
Christmas Island phosphate miner Phosphate Resources Limited could soon become a listed company thanks to improved relations with its takeover suitor Asset Backed Holdings.

DIY works for local bands

Noel Dyson
01-Feb-2005
A DO-IT-YOURSELF approach is helping Western Australian musical acts punch above their weight in terms of artistic and commercial success.

Tricord wins labour battle

Noel Dyson
01-Feb-2005
Labour hire firm Tricord Personnel has won a long-running battle with the Construction Forestry Mining and Energy Union and also gained legal legitimacy for its contracting system.

Locals vie for tsunami aid work

Noel Dyson
25-Jan-2005
At least five Western Australian companies are in the running for United Nations contracts to supply power and water solutions to countries hit by the Boxing Day earthquake and tsunami.

Eagle parents hatch deal

Noel Dyson
25-Jan-2005
The saga of Eagle Aircraft, the Henderson-based light plane maker that went to Malaysia, has come to an end with all creditors likely to receive 100 cents in the dollar.

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