Eagle Waves Radio
Bulletins — 2026-09-04
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This is Eagle Waves Radio with your business news brief. Authorities have raided Ideal Realty in Perth over allegations that agents sold a client’s home to themselves through a shell company. In Tasmania, locals are reeling from the impending closure of another smelter, fearing job losses and economic downturn as frustrations grow over federal bailout inaction. Meanwhile, hundreds of doctors across Ballarat and Bendigo are striking due to poor working conditions, highlighting the stress within the healthcare sector.
On another note, the Tasmanian government is chasing over one million dollars in meal costs following safety issues with a new prison kitchen. Small businesses are on high alert for counterfeit cash as seizures rise, and businesses in Perth are still feeling the impact of a shopping centre fire a year later. On a brighter note, Queensland's red-tipped bananas are now hitting the Japanese market, and Melbourne's Funday is set to launch in over one thousand Target stores in the U.S.
That’s your business update on Eagle Waves Radio.