Eagle Waves Radio
Bulletins — 2026-08-29
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This is Eagle Waves Radio with your morning business brief.
In a tough turn of events, major property developer Bathla Group has stood down workers as the company struggles to remain afloat, raising concerns in the industry. Meanwhile, Woolworths confirmed it will no longer purchase Tasmanian beef by twenty twenty-seven, a disappointing blow for local cattle farmers.
On the legal front, the widow of a man killed in a double-fatal truck crash in Adelaide is relieved that lengthy court proceedings have finally concluded. In other news, Corporate Travel Management is set to repay tens of millions to clients after failing to pass on crucial supplier rebates.
In positive developments, Airwallex is investing one million dollars into ten AI startups, while the Fair Work Commission has introduced a new right for office workers to request work from home under the Clerks Award.
That’s your business wrap for today. Stay tuned for more updates on Eagle Waves Radio!