Eagle Waves Radio
Bulletins — 2026-08-23
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This is Eagle Waves Radio with your morning business brief.
In international news, the trade war escalates as the United States and Canada fail to agree on tariffs, with the US imposing fifty percent tariffs on some imports. Close to home, Goolwa residents rally to block a McDonald's from opening, prioritising local eateries and heritage.
Meanwhile, Australia's energy market sees a rise in power prices due to unusual battery charging times, while safety concerns mount at Sydney Airport after a fourth incident involving Qantas planes is reported.
In cybersecurity, Origin Energy experiences a breach impacting dozens of customers' bank details, though no data has been leaked.
On a positive note, seven Australian and New Zealand startups have raised a total of one hundred eleven point five million dollars this week. Plus, a new parliamentary inquiry aims to enhance AI adoption among small businesses.
And lastly, Proud Poppy Clothing shutters its fourth store but shifts focus to pop-up shops during restructuring.
Stay tuned for more updates!