Eagle Waves Radio
Bulletins — 2026-07-20
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In today's top story, a major cement manufacturer in Adelaide faces backlash after being allowed to burn more plastic waste as fuel, with local council officials gearing up for a court challenge. Meanwhile, concerns arise that the foreign owners of Brisbane's AirTrain are profiting unfairly, with financial reports revealing they paid no income tax over a ten-year period.
On the coast, the historic Clarence River Fishermen's Co-op is auctioning a seafood outlet after struggling with the impact of white spot disease regulations. In Broken Hill, an Australia-India uranium export deal spurs talks of mining opportunities.
Housing charity delays in Western Australia's Margaret River highlight a five-year wait for much-needed housing, while two community music festivals have been canceled due to new payday super rules.
Finally, a first-of-its-kind paper from the Reserve Bank of Australia offers insights into what makes a business attractive for acquisition, and the Australian Communications and Media Authority calls for stronger powers following a Telstra outage that disrupted services nationwide.
Stay tuned for more updates on Eagle Waves Radio!