Eagle Waves Radio
Bulletins — 2026-09-25
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This is Eagle Waves Radio with your morning business brief.
First up, the caravan company Australian Off Road has collapsed, revealing a staggering nine million dollars in debts as a creditors' meeting takes place. In construction news, the Bathla Group faces lender pullouts and halted works as staff dwindle.
Meanwhile, a central Queensland coal mine's closure has left rehabilitation responsibilities on the state after liquidators surrendered leases.
Panda Mart has pleaded guilty to selling faulty lamps and faces an eighty thousand dollar fine for posing an electrical shock risk to consumers.
In workforce news, Sydney Airport passengers are advised to arrive early due to disruptive strikes affecting security and ground services.
Lastly, Westpac is reducing merchant fees ahead of a new surcharge ban on October first, while international buyers are eyeing Australian SMEs for their specialist skills and robust pipeline.
Stay tuned for more updates on Eagle Waves Radio!