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Really, I did not realise this, thanks for clarifying.

This may help, there is a contact number, ASIC http://www.asic.gov.au/asic/pdflib.nsf/LookupByFileName/Liquidation_guide_for_employees.pdf/$file/Liquidation_guide_for_employees.pdf

That is correct and dependent on whether they did give personal guarantees to creditors, of course as far as banks go they are preferred creditors and get first crack at it. However as mentioned, Directors are not personally liable when it comes to super and also taxes.

As it is a company the Directors would not be personally liable. I would also find out if the Directors of this company have nominated an administrator yet, if they have then they should also provide you with the information regarding your super etc.

I am pretty sure that Government has some form of insurance in place that covers workers for this scenario. A couple of phone calls to your super fund, ATO should be able to confirm this??