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24 September 2026

Collapsed caravan company referred to ASIC amid $9 million debt

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Collapsed caravan company referred to ASIC amid $9 million debt

A creditors' meeting for Australian Off Road, which collapsed last week, reveals the caravan maker owes about $9 million.

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