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We all reach moments of reflection. An incident or series of events that makes you take a breath, step back and evaluate what has gone by and what might be to come.
As a nation, we’ve had too many of these moments in the last few months: from needless loss of life due to an invisible enemy to widespread impact from an economy strangled by overzealous bureaucrats.