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West Perth-based Ten Sixty Four has gone into voluntary administration after a tumultuous period for the gold miner's board of directors.

Our board moves wrap includes Neil Hackett, Keith Marshall, Hugh Thomas, Henk Ludik, Kate George, Jeff McGlinn, Simon Mottram, Andrew Hunt, Patrick Warr, Deborah Ho, Andrew Brown, Debra Bakker, William DeCooman Jr, Jonathan Shellabear, Walter Milbourne Jr, Jack Rosagro, and Imants Kins.

UPDATE: The gold miner's managing director Jeff McGlinn and two board members have also flagged their exit on the eve of an extraordinary general meeting and after the resignation of non-executive chair Kate George.

A bid to replace the board at West Perth-based goldminer Ten Sixty Four is under way, about nine months after a failed attempt to oust the directors.

Our board moves wrap includes Sara Kelly, Alan Cooper, Craig Costello, Zhengui Liu, Kate George, and Jeff McGlinn.

Western Australian lawyer Kate George has been appointed as the chair of West Perth-based miner Ten Sixty Four.

Gold miner Ten Sixty Four is embroiled in more controversy than most companies see in a lifetime, with a boardroom battle underway, a Supreme Court dispute and another mine site death.

Our board moves wrap includes Martin Lackner, Sam Smart, Jim Malone, George Cameron-Dow, Simon Coxhell, Ryan Welker, and Jeff McGlinn.

Our board moves wrap includes Neil Inwood, John Welborn, Justin Reid, Charles Lepani, Shane McLeay, Aaron Treyvaud, Jeff McGlinn, John Boland, and David Ledger.

Our board moves wrap includes Andrew Bickley, Sonu Cheema, Elizabeth Lee, Andrew Teo, Jeff McGlinn, Christopher Cook, and Tiffany Kleemann.

Philippines-focused Medusa Mining has named recently appointed director Jeff McGlinn as its new chairman, replacing Andrew Teo who will become the company's managing director.

Our board moves wrap includes Tim Davidson, Paul Adams, Jeff McGlinn, Oludare Odumosu, and Richard Hopkins.

Emu NL has announced the appointment of Damien Kelly as company secretary, in lieu of Dennis Wilkins.Giles appointed to Hancock's pastoral business

Western Australia's largest indigenous contractor has parted ways with chief executive Jeff McGlinn, less than a year after the former NRW Holdings boss was lured out of retirement.

Western Australia's largest indigenous contractor has elected a new chairman and confirmed plans to lift both Aboriginal ownership and Aboriginal participation on its board.

Indigenous contracting in the Pilbara is getting more competitive, more complicated and arguably more divisive, as players chase a shrinking pool of work.

Perth-based Indigenous Construction Resource Group is poised to become a bigger player in the mining services sector after its chairman, Clinton Wolf, lured NRW Holdings founder and former managing director Jeff McGlinn out of retirement.

Two years ago, Viento Group was a battling property investment company treading water.

ENTREPRENEUR Jeff McGlinn is reviving a business closed down by his former company, NRW Holdings, after cashing out from the mining services company last year to the tune of almost $42 million.

The founding managing director and chief executive of NRW Holdings, Jeffrey McGlinn, has resigned from the mining services company to pursue other private business interests.

Earthmoving player NRW Holdings Ltd announced an interim net profit of $22.3 million, which it says puts it on track to at least achieve its full-year prospectus forecast of $40.2 million. Shares in the company were marked down almost 6 per cent today.

Welshpool-based mining and earthmoving contractor NRW Holdings Ltd, which recently completed a $303 million initial public offering, has debuted strongly on the Australian Securities Exchange, closing up 20.5 per cent at $2.41.