Eagle Waves Radio
Bulletins — 2026-09-26
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This is Eagle Waves Radio with your morning business briefing.
In a significant setback, Sydney Water's new payroll system has left employees underpaid, prompting three unions to initiate work stoppages and bans. Meanwhile, a troubling trend involving squishy toys is alarming parents, as dangerous counterfeit variants are causing severe burns in children.
Qantas is facing backlash over high regional airfares, as customers express frustration with costs that could drive domestic tourists abroad. In a lighter note, Delvene Delaney has returned to Kakadu after 40 years to reminisce about her time filming Crocodile Dundee.
In energy news, a $1 billion facility near Mudgee is at odds with the NSW government, while petrol prices may soar above two dollars seventy per litre, according to economists.
Lastly, Bluesfest's touring arm has entered liquidation just six months after the festival's collapse, and The Laundry Lady has launched a new app in preparation for its UK debut.
Stay tuned for more updates.