Gunns
Directors may be pursued for Gunns debts
Gunns’ liquidator will widen an investigation into the Tasmanian timber company’s collapse to decide whether former directors should be pursued.
Liquidation
Gunns directors face scrutiny
David Beniuk Gunns' liquidator will widen an investigation into the Tasmanian timber company's collapse.
Gunns may have traded insolvent
Timber giant Gunns may have traded while insolvent, administrators of the collapsed company say.
Gunns 'had' solvency concerns
Paddy Manning The directors of Gunns should be investigated for potential breaches, administrators say.
Banks fear Gunns almost out of bullets
Ben Butler and Paddy Manning Insolvency firms are circling Tasmanian woodchip exporter Gunns, jockeying for the job of taking on management of the company should it fall into administration following a shocking $904 million loss...
Gunns pulp mill in fresh doubt after write-down
Ben Butler The future of the controversial Tasmanian pulp mill project planned by Gunns has been thrown into fresh doubt.
Board admits future of Gunns mill no longer assured
Ben Butler The future of the controversial Bell Bay pulp mill planned by Tasmanian forestry group Gunns is in doubt after the company was swamped yesterday by a tsunami of bad financial news.
Gunns may follow Great Southern suit
Ben Butler and Lucy Battersby The law firm behind a mammoth class action against Great Southern is considering launching a similar action against Gunns.
Long wait for Gunns investors
Ben Butler UP TO 59,000 investors in wood-growing schemes run by failed timber company Gunns will have to wait two months before they learn whether administrators think value can be salvaged from the projects.
Gunns a 'nightmare': L'Estrange
Andrew Darby Former Gunns chief executive Greg L'Estrange has described the fallen timber giant's internal company processes as a compliance nightmare.
Gunns' ex-chief slams company culture
Andrew Darby Gunns' former chief executive has damned the culture he found at the failed forestry company.
Ben Butler
Gunns over a barrel as numbers don't stack up
Ben Butler The problem with Gunns is that the numbers don't add up - and haven't for some time.
Gunns receivers see support for pulp mill
Andrew Darby Gunns' receivers have claimed strong backing for pursuing the failed timber company's centrepiece $2.2 billion pulp mill project.
'Strong support' on Gunns pulp mill
Andrew Darby The receivers to Gunns have claimed strong backing for pursuing the failed timber company's centrepiece $2.2 billion pulp mill project.
Premier backs Gunns' farmers
Tasmanian Premier Lara Giddings has written to the receivers for Gunns, asking them to consider farmers hit by the timber company’s collapse.
Timeline of Gunns' demise
How Gunns ended up in administration.
Gunns shot down as talks collapse
Ben Butler Gunns heads into administration after banks pulled the plug on the loss-making company, placing more than 600 jobs at risk.
Elizabeth Knight
Falling woodchip prices fell Gunns
Elizabeth Knight It's a great day for environmentalists but a very ugly moment for the shareholders and bankers who have funded the controversial forestry business Gunns.
Gunns taken to court over hardwood mill sale
Georgia Wilkins Embattled timber company Gunns has been taken to the Supreme Court by the purchaser of its Victorian hardwood mill.
Gunns hit with $42m tax bill
Ben Butler Gunns is hit with a tax bill of $42.5 million over a 2007 deal involving its woodchipping equipment.
