Eagle Waves Radio
Bulletins — 2026-10-09
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Top End tourism operators are urging for a dedicated fund to prevent business closures due to a delayed dry season and potential cuts to holiday worker visas. In brighter news, flight bookings from China are surging as the country's national day holiday concludes, drawing more visitors to Australia.
The Royal Australian Mint has launched a new collection showcasing five iconic Australian inventions, featured on one dollar coins. On the flip side, Woolworths has nearly tripled its freight fuel levy surcharge, creating concerns for both consumers and suppliers.
Logan's mayor warns that slashing granny flat taxes could lead to overcrowded backyard rentals. Meanwhile, coffee prices have risen at some cafes by ten percent after the Reserve Bank's ban on card surcharges, with one in six cafes raising prices by an average of fifty cents. Lastly, the privacy watchdog is investigating the software behind Kmart's new smart glasses.
That’s your business brief for today. Stay tuned for more updates!