Eagle Waves Radio
Bulletins — 2026-09-02
News
Good morning, this is Eagle Waves Radio with your business news update.
In our top story, a seventy-six-year-old has lost their retirement savings as the granny flat builder Bella Modular collapses, prompting the appointment of a liquidator to seek recovery for creditors. Meanwhile, a parliamentary inquiry has criticized the Tasmanian government for its hasty fishing ban on sand flathead, highlighting years of mismanagement of the species.
In Brisbane, ferry workers plan to strike during the Riverfire event amid stalled pay negotiations with RiverCity Ferries. South Australia is introducing new legislation to prevent developers from misusing sunset clauses in housing contracts.
In economic news, the Australian government's ten-year bond yield has hit a fifteen-year high, signaling tough times ahead for borrowers.
On the financial services front, the Commonwealth Bank has lowered its merchant service fees in preparation for the upcoming ban on card surcharges, which takes effect on October first.
Stay tuned for more updates on Eagle Waves Radio!