Eagle Waves Radio
Bulletins — 2026-08-11
News
This is Eagle Waves Radio with your morning business brief.
Firstly, a popular wedding venue in Adelaide has unexpectedly closed, leaving many couples in a scramble for new locations for their special day. In other news, Victorian teachers are set to vote on a new pay offer that could prevent a third statewide strike, including a two thousand dollar lump-sum payment for participating.
BHP's Port Hedland operations are celebrating a claim of success following a weekend of industrial action, though the overall impact remains to be seen. Meanwhile, telecommunications in western Cape York have faced another outage after a bushfire recently disrupted service.
In retail, Proud Poppy Clothing has entered voluntary administration, but its founder insists it’s “business as usual.” Family-owned Fresh & Save is on the rise with a new store in Mackay as it takes on major supermarket chains.
Lastly, potential changes in trust tax laws could cost businesses up to five hundred fifty thousand dollars in stamp duty.
Stay tuned for more updates!