The ABC's Business Editor discusses the latest on the Corona Virus's economic impact with Rachel.

ANZ's Senior Economist Felicity Emmett dicusses falling consumer sentiment and rising unemployment with Rachel.

With the AFL and NRL seasons suspended, what impact will this have on the free-to-air networks holding the broadcast rights to these sports? Andrew Robertson reports.

Another grim day on the markets sees half a trillion dollars lost to investors, travel companies in freefall and hundreds of workers stood down.

Workers in a host of distressed sectors are facing weeks or months with no income, as the national cabinet considers a policy for renters and landlords.

Economist Andrew Charlton speaks to Rachel.

The federal budget has been delayed until October.

But what would be normally big news is taking a back seat to the crisis of keeping business and workers' jobs afloat.

The banks are offering a lifeline of six month debt holiday to small business.

Cafes and restaurants are struggling to keep up with the new social distancing measures which are changing almost daily. The Prime Minister announced restrictions on indoor premises requiring four square meters of space per person. A rule that will leave hole in the wall cafes and small bars little room to move.

The sharemarket may have hit the pause button on dizzying falls but the ASX has seen more than 30% of its value wiped out since the February peak.

Workers nearing retirement are particularly nervous but the message from the industry is super is for the long haul and a good investment.

The CEO of Australian super, Ian Silk, speaks to Rachel.

Delivering a balanced budget was on top of the treasurer's in-tray.

That's all but forgotten as the federal government grapples with the worst economic dislocation since the GFC.