At the end of each week, Mike Hosking takes you through the big ticket items and lets you know what he makes of it all.
 
Boris Johnson” 2/10
"The very thing the Tories knew would undo him has undone him.
But it’s the same thing people love about him, until they don't.
Ah, the mad world of politics. It almost always ends in tears."
 
Covid-19: 3/10
"Red light? No red light? Could be a red light?
It was like the bad old days all over again as the media put Michael Baker back on speed dial."
 
Contrast between Anthony Albanese and Jacinda Ardern: 4/10
"Albanese goes to Ukraine, Ardern doesn’t.
Where is Ardern when Albanese is in Ukraine? Australia.
How weird is all this?"
 
Prime Minister's Week in Australia: 1/10
"Talk about looking for things to do.
When a Prime Minister turns up at David Jones you know they’ve had trouble filling the week.
Fortunately, there is nothing urgent at home to attend to."
 
Christchurch Stadium: 7/10
"The people have spoken.
The people, of course, have spoken many times. But what a sign of confidence in these dark days.
So let's get on with it."
 
Oil Prices: 7/10
"It ain't what it was, but it’s a hell of a lot better than it has been.
Only downer is it's been driven by fear of a recession."
 
Nick Kyrgios at Wimbledon: 6/10
"On balance you can't mark him down for talent. You wish he wasn’t mad.
But given Rafael Nadal isn't fit, he might well end up in the final."
 
Liam Lawson: 8/10
"Promoted to F1 reserve for Red Bull.
If Max Verstappen doesn’t drive, Lawson does.
How close to a dream is that?"
 
Reece Walsh Leaving the Warriors: 6/10
"You can't blame a bloke for wanting to be with family."
 
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