The PM has done his best JFK impersonation linking a July 23 Mini Budget to the rescue of the state of Victoria. This is dramatic stuff.

Victoria’s virus problems have hit consumer confidence and it could ‘infect’ the latest forecasts about how badly the economy contracts in 2020 and then how strongly we rebound in 2021.

Who’s afraid of a higher GST on everything? A hell of a lot of voters and here’s why ScoMo doesn’t need to make a Bill Shorten blue.

The Australian Electoral Commission does an excellent job when politicians allow it to administer a voting system that’s decent and honest.

COVID-19 is crippling Victoria’s economic comeback. Should they be given extra help?

How can we save lives and the economy simultaneously? I think it will depend on wise and gutsy politicians.

As long as I live I know America will always shock me.

There’s good news hidden in those worrying job numbers.

In the scary world of a Cold War, a song called Eve of Destruction topped the charts. In this similarly scary coronavirus world, we could be on the eve of re-construction because stats have found a way to give share markets a will to live.

Scott and Josh’s future electoral prospects hang on what they decide to do for the economy for the rest of this year.

I have made two predictions this year, and my third is a probability statement between McBain and Kotvojs. The result may even define who remains Labor’s leader.

Just when we need fraternity and stability the most, China and our trade unions could betray team Australia’s recovery.