Eagle Waves Radio
Bulletins — 2026-07-30
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A wealth management firm has left older Australians fearing they've lost their retirement savings after its licence was revoked for selling non-existent bank bonds. In international news, Taiwan has halted some liquefied natural gas purchases from Papua New Guinea in a growing diplomatic spat.
Closer to home, Australia’s inflation rate was lower than expected in June, easing concerns about potential interest rate hikes. However, motorists will lose their fuel excise discount starting Monday, despite rising oil prices.
In environment news, a Tasmanian waste management company is tackling a costly issue with improperly disposed Ozempic needles, while the Hunter Transmission Project has been approved with changes to its route to protect private land and wildlife.
Finally, New South Wales is enhancing support for exporters facing US tariffs, and Elite Eleven is set to open its largest store yet, furthering its retail expansion.
Stay tuned for more updates on Eagle Waves Radio.