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Bulletins — 2026-10-07
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In today's top story, the Western Australian Premier has reconsidered plans for a desalination plant amid a $543 million upgrade to the historic Goldfields water pipeline. Meanwhile, the property market is facing a downturn, with less than fifty percent of auctions resulting in sales, marking a three-month low for auction clearance rates.
Controversy brews as residents express concerns over a proposed thirty-two billion dollar hyperscale data centre in Western Downs, which has yet to receive approval. In other news, short-stay operators in South Australia have varied reactions to a new registration proposal, while questions arise about whether Coles and Woolworths are centralising their supply chains, potentially impacting small farmers.
In brighter news, Gelato Messina has officially debuted in New York City, bringing a taste of Australia to the Big Apple.
That's your business brief for today; stay tuned for more updates on Eagle Waves Radio.