When I helped create the Talking Business programme on Qantas years ago, I interviewed one of the smartest people I’ve ever encountered – Edward de Bono. Our leaders could do well to implement his ‘think outside the square’ mantra.

Post Royal Commission they tried to be good but we wondered if they could, cause they’ve had more bad habits than anyone.

Gerry Harvey told me he took heart from the business survival and commitment of Rupert Murdoch and Warren Buffett. The media seems to rightly back discrimination and harassment issues but will it start being vocal about the discrimination towards older Australians?

Could an Aussie tax haven attract super talent, modern manufacturing businesses and hi-tech operations now ensconced in troubled places like Hong Kong?

The Treasurer wants bankers to lean in to help the recovery but maybe his language might need to be more forceful to help our recovery from the Coronavirus mess.

Today’s recession number could determine how much pressure the Morrison Government has to put on lenders to stop them acting like (to be frank) bastard banks!

I have three core investment beliefs that were tested recently with the Coronavirus and, as usual, they came up trumps — no pun intended!

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?