Eagle Waves Radio
Bulletins — 2026-09-03
News
Good morning from Eagle Waves Radio, your go-to station for small business news.
In breaking news, an armed gang has executed a brazen heist in Papua New Guinea, stealing gold bars and cash worth millions. Meanwhile, in Western Australia, the state government is urging Chinese and Indian coal firms to merge before funding options disappear as deadlines loom.
In economic news, Australia’s economy grew zero point four percent in the June quarter, raising concerns about a potential interest rate hike. Over in Tasmania, the Mt Lyell copper mine plans to reopen in two thousand twenty-nine, promising three hundred new jobs for the community.
In other stories, businesses have been urged to join the Bathla creditors’ group as twelve thousand companies face financial uncertainty. Also, Recycling Plastics Australia is in administration despite efforts to fill a gap in the market.
Lastly, alpine businesses are having to adapt after a tough ski season, and AI continues to reshape business insurance policies. That’s your business brief for today; stay tuned for more updates!