Manuel once described Basil Fawlty of Fawlty Towers fame as “crazy” but is this the crazy, faulty recession we had to have?

To save our economy from a worse-than-expected recession, business wants tax cuts asap. But maybe we also need small businesses to be paid on time and less fighting with China?

Simon Sinek pins the “millennial” challenge down to 4 key reasons. Here are his ideas on how to tackle these problems and become a greater leader to millennials.

My case that we will avoid a crash depends on two ‘V’s.

With Daniel Andrews in more strife than Indiana Jones in the Temple of Doom, what’s the cost of the PM continuing to sock it to China?

There’s a good side to this coronavirus crash but after March next year, if we don’t have the world needling up with a vaccine, then even this optimist could join the pity party that gets drunk on Twitter every night.

If AMP doesn’t redefine what financial planning is in this country, it will continue to fail and its share price will remain in the cellar.

Let’s avoid border wars and have a national rational conversation about opening this country up to ourselves!

Twitter delivers short-term anger relief but there’s a simmering hate for the forces linked to the Coalition and anyone who dares to think that the Government has a good idea, policy or intended policy.

PM Keating said “Never get between a premier and a bucket of money.” Our premiers need to show they’re better than this and commit to a border opening plan rather than worry about their own skin.

It’s great to see a feisty Treasurer showing we won’t be bullied by the likes of China but we have to be careful our toughness doesn’t come back to bite us.

ScoMo has locked in 25 million doses of a Coronavirus vaccine, which is a lifesaving coup and an economic masterstroke.