It seems that Australia has become a quasi republic. We have a ceremonial head as prime minister rather than a leader.

@AlboMP The Australian people are smart enough to understand your politics. Reduce the price of petrol, show some leadership, act with integrity or simply get out of the way for some genuine leaders.

@zalisteggall Zali, I see a lot of your views on climate and leadership. Where will we find your view on hate speech and antisemitism ?

@zalisteggall Your leadership comments regarding Australian politicians are so apt. I'm looking for your comments against hate speech and anti-semitism. I can't find them. Please let me know where I should look? These comments are more important to me than what a retailer stocks.

@aclennell Surely as a journalist you can do better. A great leader with shortcomings certainly beats the duplicitous competition in other states. Why do I not see investigative journalism about them or does that not attract click bait.

@Milliganreports The same consideration could be applied to journalists.

@Milliganreports I would prefer to have a leader with no legal experience supported by lawyers rather than a lawyer who may be technical competent but fails every other job requirement including commercial nous and leadership.

@DHughesy Great leaders will stand in front of the team during crisis times and behind the team when celebrating. Clearly this country has a dearth of great political leaders. we the non politicians should start focusing on positive outcomes and stop with the Negative sentiment

@juliahbanks The bigger shame is that you had to resign to be able to make the comment. We do need better leadership in this country across all politicians and all parties.

@AnnastaciaMP No political leadership in this country. No empathy, no compassion, no common sense. But hey, they make for great victims on their way out the door! It is always someone else’s fault.

@leighsales I expect that we would achieve an improved outcome were our politicians more focused on collaboration across the aisle and our press less focused on readership and viewership. The virus is but one of many culprits.

Disappointing to see #nswpolice hiding in Howard Street Randwick chasing drivers at stop sign at top of Carrington Road. Not sure about accident rate but certainly looks like they have nothing more important to do.

Harvey Norman makes the Shonky Awards list with credit cards issued at POS charging interest rates of up to 22%. I don’t support companies controlled by billionaires profiting from those that can least afford it.

@leighsales We have always assumed that Australia maintains a greater level of democratic governance than other countries. Many of our political leaders should be sacked as they are far too focussed on themselves and ego. Shame on us. We elect them.l!

@David_Speers I’m surprised that people stop him.

@vanOnselenP So petty mate. How do you expect politicians to rise above the politics when the media feed it.

Lodged a customer survey to #Avis and then an online customer query. Many days later still waiting for #Avis to acknowledge either. Very quick for #Avis to take my money. Where is customer service.

Got bumped from #Elal business class. Told to wait 7 days for refund of 50% of business class seat which means economy seat is very expensive. Waited 11 days and then go to #Elal online customer service. Told to wait 18 days for response. Disappointing.

Major traffic thoroughfare Carrington Road from Coogee to Woollahra becoming 50kmh from June 2018. Apparently a decision of Safer Roads NSW (an oxymoron!). Why not extend the light rail and reduce the number of lanes as well! #RandwickCrawls

@hogg_anthony @Chat10Looks3 @leighsales @annabelcrabb may need to bring back Brendan!