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    St Hilliers Construction Pty Ltd today announced that it has appointed Trent Hancock and Michael Hird of Moore Stephens Sydney Corporate Recovery Group as voluntary administrators.
    Moore Stephens Australia has announced the appointment of 6 former BDO partners into the Sydney and Melbourne independent practices. The appointments take immediate effect.
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    Moore Stephens Melbourne Managing Partner, Marco Carlei, today announced the lateral appointment of former BDO partner Nick Michael into the partnership of the Melbourne firm. His appointment will take effect from today.
    1 May 2012

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    Moore Stephens Sydney Managing Partner, Stephen Humphrys, today announced the appointment of four former BDO partners into the Sydney firm with immediate effect.

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    Moore Stephens Melbourne Managing Partner, Marco Carlei, today announced the lateral appointment of former BDO partner Brett Fowler into the partnership of the Melbourne firm. His appointment will take effect from 1 May 2012.
    Moore Stephens has been named a finalist in the 2012 BRW Client Choice Awards, which
    confirms its achievement in providing clients with the highest level of accounting and business
    advisory services.
    Queensland University of Technology (QUT) Graduate School of Business Matt McNeice, and Academic Program Coordinator Dr Tony Peloso, will today launch a three year deal with Moore Stephens Queensland to facilitate an integrated leadership management program (LMP). The first of its kind, this revolutionary long term partnering program will position Moore Stephens as a leader of quality corporate education in the mid tier space.
    ADELAIDE, SA – 1 November 2011, Accountants and advisors, Moore Stephens announced today that 2IC Management will merge with Moore Stephens Adelaide.  The combined team of 6 Partners and 28 staff will be based at the Moore Stephens Adelaide offices on Flinders Street, Adelaide.
    Australian Financial Review: Fielding gets last word on R&D – Page 18

    You may have seen Krish Patel of Moore Stephens quoted in today’s AFR regarding the status of the Federal Government’s proposed R&D Tax Bill. The Bill’s fate currently rests with Family First Senator Steven Fielding. 
    In our Economic & Market Outlook dated 5 July 2010, we noted that leading indicators had begun to deteriorate sharply in the United States, the implication being that the US economy may well be heading back into recession. As the US is still the world’s largest economy, it remains of global importance. Economic data released since the end of June has only added to our concerns and we would have to say, failing any further stimulus, that the odds of a US recession have increased significantly.
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