Victorians get poorer under Labor’s Andrews as state debt balloons
The living standards of Victorians under Labor Premier Daniel Andrews have gone backwards compared with other states, after household disposable income per person fell to the second-lowest in the country.
The lagging household disposable incomes in Victoria marks a decade of financial decline in the nation’s second-largest state, which is battling the highest state government debt and most empty city offices in the nation.
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