Mikakos the latest victim in Andrews’ ruthless game
Not satisfied with merely treating the Victorian population with disdain, Daniel Andrews has turned his attention to Jenny Mikakos in his most cold-hearted move yet, writes Jeff Kennett.
Not satisfied with merely treating the Victorian population with disdain, Daniel Andrews has turned his attention to Jenny Mikakos in his most cold-hearted move yet, writes Jeff Kennett.
After much deliberation about who’s the best candidate for this year’s City of Melbourne mayoral race, it’s now clear Deputy Lord Mayor, Arron Wood is the person for the job, writes Jeff Kennett.
The doors must be flung open on cafes, restaurants and bars and the 5km limit on movement thrown out to get Victoria moving again and on the way to recovery, writes Jeff Kennett.
Regardless of whether you’re a monarchist or support Australia becoming a republic, there is no denying that Queen Elizabeth is a remarkable person and we should honour her while she still reigns, writes Jeff Kennett.
Jenny Mikakos was publicly supported by her Premier one day and speared through the heart the next. When a leader starts throwing his troops under the bus with gay abandon, you know he is in desperate trouble, writes Jeff Kennett.
In the wake of Daniel Andrews’ appearance at the hotel quarantine inquiry, former Victorian leaders John Brumby and Jeff Kennett have revealed their thoughts on the Premier’s ability to lead the state.
Our elected officials have caused death and destruction and massively increased Victoria’s debt but still no one owns up. Until our Premier accepts responsibility for his government’s failures, the state will continue to be forced into a social and economic abyss, writes Jeff Kennett.
The federal government shouldn’t keep providing economic help to COVID-19 free states and territories if they keep their borders closed to tourists. There is another solution that may solve Victoria’s economic woes, writes Jeff Kennett.
Premier Daniel Andrews’ plan to ease out of lockdown may be called a Road to Recovery but Victoria is on its knees. If he were CEO of any sizeable business that caused the same financial and personal hardship, he would have been sacked by now, writes Jeff Kennett.
It is now less than two weeks until Victoria’s state of emergency ends and it’s time to set out a simple set of principles to get the state moving again, including appointing a qualified person to lead the task, writes Jeff Kennett.
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