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Bulletins — 2026-10-20
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This is Eagle Waves Radio with your morning business brief.
First up, two people are in custody after a protest at an offshore Woodside gas platform in Western Australia. Meanwhile, Australian whisky icon Bill Lark faces unprecedented challenges amid a global downturn affecting distillers far and wide.
In gas news, Timor-Leste's president announced that first agreements for the long-stalled Greater Sunrise gas project will be signed in the coming months. However, a Canadian gas company has been criticized for not sharing decommissioning information with affected customers sooner.
The Australian Taxation Office's credit card ban plans have been known to the Assistant Treasurer for months before being publicly announced. In startup news, three businesses in Australia and New Zealand have raised twenty million dollars in funding this week, primarily in payments technology.
And finally, fragrance maker Àerre plans to open ten new stores as they expand their reach.
That's your business news for today. Stay tuned for more insights on Eagle Waves Radio!