It’s tale of two types of businesses: the high flyers who can pay high rents and the Pandemic-affected low flyers who are feeling stretched.

Peter Switzer is joined by MD of Webjet John Guscic, Dan Annam of Cosmos Asset Management, Ron Shamgar of TAMIM Asset Management, and founder of Century21 Charles Tarbey.

The Federal government and the Reserve Bank are shovelling out money for anyone who wants to have a crack via the banks.

Here’s a great government idea to breathe life into zombie workers and zombie businesses.

Banks are closing in country towns, with 2,000 disappearing since 2017! The good news for the rural community is the Senate is inquiring into how banks can stay open in the bush. But there’s bad news too…

There are a lot of giveaways in this Budget but also a lot of interest rate promises that might not be able to be kept. Let’s take a look…

The Federal government wants to safeguard our economy from China and the threat of supply chain problems. It’s behind a ‘big push’ protection program for industry ahead of the 2025 election campaign, which clearly has started!

Stocks can shock and scare you, but you have to learn to be patient and ignore those short-term scary stories.

These reductions are small beer compared to Paul Keating’s tariff cuts. The big winners won’t be consumers but businesses that lose time with the red tape that goes with paying these silly imposts on imports.

The government is trying to boost competition but are they fair dinkum?

Private health insurance premiums are on the rise, but the good news is the rise isn’t over the- top. This move should get you to look at what you’re paying and see if you can get cheaper premiums.

While there’s good and bad news on this massive fine for Apple, the potentially better news is that regulators, courts and maybe one day politicians might have the guts to look at what these big streaming and social media platforms are doing to consumers and crackdown on these rip off practices.