Creditors vote in favour of an $850,000 rescue deal to keep the 144-year-old Royal Hotel in Perth’s CBD open, instead of allowing the property to be liquidated. The decision means the hotel can continue operating while a proposed plan is implemented.
The outlets report that the pub’s creditors support the arrangement despite the business owing millions in unpaid debts. The coverage is consistent in describing the hotel’s long history, the amount of the proposed funding, and the core outcome of the vote: liquidation is avoided for now.
Across the sources, the main focus remains on the creditors’ decision and the scale of outstanding liabilities relative to the rescue package. No major differences are described between outlets in terms of who voted, the amount of the rescue deal, or the stated goal of preventing liquidation.
