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.

After looking at ScoMo’s Home Builder Scheme, it’s time for a quick apology from the PM and a “take 2” on the idea.

How bad is this cock up and who is the ‘cock-upper’?

If it wasn’t for JobKeeper, the unemployment number would have been a lot worse. The Government will need to be judicious about when they call it off.

Just as the world economy and stock markets have a chance of beating the Coronavirus, dumb politicians are doing what politicians do - screwing everything up!

In my opinion ‘A Bigger Picture’ is the best of the post-prime ministerial autobiographies, but that doesn’t mean its criticisms are unjust.

How and when do we get even with China over the Coronavirus? That’s the economic question that needs to be rationalised.

Overnight the Federal Government acknowledged a weakness in its JobKeeper programme and had the character to fix it asap. This is leadership!

Nearly half a million Australians have lined up to dip into their super to cope with loss of income from the Coronavirus. But some might use super for other reasons.