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Andrew Urquhart discusses some economic indicators from the housing market to food security.
The Salvation Army's Paul Barber presents some workable ideas for solving food insecurity, through sustainable community-focused measures, including widening the Groceries Commissioner's mandate to Food Commissioner;
Grant Marshall from Christian Savings lifts a finger to the wind to gauge if house prices are still in free-fall or whether OCR changes will swing real estate back to a sellers' market;
And Tash McGill checks out the economic forecast for the country.
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