There will be another mixed array of new economic data and survey results in the coming week.

On this week's show: Yellow Brick Road's Mark Bouris, property developer Tim Gurner and economist Dr Andrew Wilson.

Former Prime Minister Keating (the Treasurer most responsible for our previous recession in 1991) has ripped into the high priests of our Reserve Bank for being too slow and indolent dealing with the Coronavirus crash.

After reading his obituary in a newspaper, Mark Twain purportedly said “the reports of my death are greatly exaggerated”. That’s the way I see the current debate over listed investment companies (LICs) and here’s why.

A new world beckons for the listed medical cannabis stocks, but is it too late for new “pot market” players?

Peter Switzer talks to Tony Abbott's former chief of staff, political commentator Peta Credlin, plus economist Saul Eslake and Booktopia CEO Tony Nash.

Restaurants crushed by Covid-19 need incentives to keep their doors open and people in jobs. This unfair fringe benefits tax on meals must be reconsidered.

Tune in to find out the latest money and market news with Peter Switzer and Paul Rickard.

The late Queensland premier Joh Bjelke-Petersen once insisted the “extra” hour’s daylight faded curtains! Now while that brought a smile to many faces, as we approach the resumption of daylight saving, the usual supporters and detractors emerge.