There's debt as far as the forecasters can see and that's set to become a problem for Australia. But does anyone really care?
The Trump-Musk cost-cutting campaign is a time for thorough review
Both sides of the UniParty are desperate for power and promising almost anything to have it.
Life throws you some curveballs, but they can also remind you of what is truly important.
Sometimes you get hit with the unexpected, even if it's a first-world problem.
That's what happened to me this week as I headed out to regional South Australia with some friends.
I agreed to go because the work commitments were relatively light and one can never have too many good memories with friends.
That's taken on a new importance as the years fly by.
Taking the bride away for our 27th wedding anniversary seemed like a good plan too.
What I didn't expect was not to have reliable phone or Internet access.
It made me realise just how much of my business life is reliant on digital technology. That includes the Confidential Daily website.
There's debt as far as the forecasters can see and that's set to become a problem for Australia. But does anyone really care?
Both sides of the UniParty are desperate for power and promising almost anything to have it.
Another reader-directed question could prompt an emotional reaction.
We like to think of Australia as relatively free of corruption. Of course, that all depends on how you define it.
