Eagle Waves Radio
Bulletins — 2026-08-31
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This is Eagle Waves Radio with your morning business brief.
One Nation’s leader Pauline Hanson is pushing to limit renewables and scrap renewable energy zones, sparking controversy at a rally in regional Victoria. Meanwhile, residents are rallying against the approval of a new artificial intelligence data centre, planning to appeal citing inadequate planning laws.
In aviation news, an expert warns that runway incursions are on the rise at Australian airports, raising safety concerns for travelers. Over in South Australia, Horseshoe Bay is predicted to shrink by twelve metres by twenty fifty due to erosion unless action is taken.
On the economics front, chicken prices are set to rise due to increasing production costs, regardless of bird flu’s impact. In tech, Airwallex is investing one million dollars in ten AI startups.
The Fair Work Commission has approved new work-from-home rights for office workers, and businesses are advised to reassess rewards programs for better value.
That’s your morning wrap; stay tuned for more updates.