Eagle Waves Radio
Bulletins — 2026-09-01
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This is Eagle Waves Radio, bringing you the latest in business news.
Australia faces a risk of missing out on the AI economic boom, with Treasury urging businesses to embrace more than just basic applications. Meanwhile, Qantas ground crews have voted overwhelmingly, ninety-seven percent in favor of potential strike action, which could include work stoppages lasting from one to twenty-four hours. In energy news, One Nation is advocating for coal-fired power and the lifting of the nuclear ban in Victoria.
On a local level, a Tasmanian butcher is rallying support for local meat producers as Woolworths plans to stop selling Tasmanian beef by twenty twenty-seven. Additionally, a Kalgoorlie drilling company is enjoying unprecedented demand amid a surge in gold exploration.
In retail, small businesses may benefit from simpler leasing rules as the federal government seeks public input. Lastly, dessert brand Happy Pops from Noosa embarks on its franchising journey with plans for a new store in Toowoomba.
Stay tuned for more updates!