Eagle Waves Radio
Bulletins — 2026-10-04
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This is Eagle Waves Radio with your morning business brief.
In today's headlines, Colleen Hoover's latest novel, Verity, is set for a film adaptation, adding to the trend of literary works about writers capturing audience interest. Turning to public affairs, a senior public servant in the Northern Territory has drawn complaints for running a private NDIS provider while employed by the government.
In Tasmania, businesses and sports clubs are feeling the sting of increased water charges after a recent policy change by TasWater, leading some to spend significant funds upgrading infrastructure. Meanwhile, fishers are warning proposed catch limits in New South Wales could inflate prices for snapper and kingfish.
In political news, One Nation pledges to revive Victoria's timber sector with a promise to resume native logging, while Queensland's government has dismissed a petition to alter stop sign regulations.
Lastly, workplace culture is under the spotlight as businesses adapt to growth, and the opposition criticizes the ATO's decision to ban credit card payments starting November thirtieth.
Stay tuned for more updates on Eagle Waves Radio!