Eagle Waves Radio
Bulletins — 2026-08-12
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In breaking news, a port strike in Broome has left cruise ships stranded at sea, prompting workers to transfer passengers via small boats. Meanwhile, a US court has ruled against Meta in the ongoing case with Andrew Forrest regarding scam ads.
The Reserve Bank has opted to keep interest rates on hold at four point thirty-five percent, but hints at possible hikes later. In other news, a concerning fault in two subsea cables near Perth has raised eyebrows, with calls for a federal investigation.
Māori investment in First Nations projects marks a significant moment for economic self-determination, while Amazon announces rapid five-hour deliveries in two Australian cities. Lastly, Victorian Premier Ben Carroll has delayed the controversial work from home policy to next July for further consultation.
Stay tuned for more updates on Eagle Waves Radio!