Singapore-linked owners of Perth golf resort in legal dispute over winding it up

A court application has cast uncertainty over the future of the Joondalup Resort. PHOTO: JOONDALUP RESORT/FACEBOOK
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SYDNEY/SINGAPORE - A Singapore-born coal tycoon, Mr Low Tuck Kwong, is seeking to wind up a luxury golf resort in Australia that he co-owns over an apparent dispute with its two Singapore-linked co-owners.

A court application, filed on behalf of Mr Low in the Supreme Court of Western Australia, has cast uncertainty over the future of the Joondalup Resort, a well-known resort about 25km north of Perth's city centre.

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