Enough failure and misdirection: Andrews should go
In the name of all Victorians, go — before your destruction of our way of life and the economy is complete.
In the name of all Victorians, go — before your destruction of our way of life and the economy is complete.
Premier Daniel Andrews’ rhetoric as he announced Victoria’s third COVID-19 lockdown in a year was as unconvincing as it was exaggerated.
Why are we not having quarantine hotel workers stay on site for rotations of a month, then isolate for 14 days before knock-off?
The simple fact is that the virus doesn’t like fresh air and open spaces. Give returned travellers rooms with balconies and open windows and other open spaces.
Victorian Liberal and National MPs have gathered for day two of their conference, where they hope to devise a plan to unsettle Daniel Andrews’ position of power.
Daniel Andrews’ claim to ‘higher standards’ of hotel quarantining as an excuse for limiting overseas arrivals does not bear scrutiny.
Victorian Liberal and National Party MPs have embarked on a three-day retreat at a luxury resort, at a time when Michael O’Brien is clinging to his job.
The Victorian Premier has backed beleaguered Magpies President Eddie McGuire despite growing pressure for his resignation.
A contagious virus is the disruptor in Laura Jean McKay’s The Animals in That Country, winner of Australia’s richest prize for writers.
Since when is it acceptable for an elected representative to verbally castigate a fellow citizen simply because she holds a contrary view on a religious or social issue?
Surely if the Grand Prix could be rescheduled the Australian Open could, too?
Why does the Victorian government require a visa — because that is effectively what it is — for any Australian to enter Victoria?
The case for draconian restrictions and punitive policing has not been made.
We Sydneysiders have had enough of the ingratitude of the other premiers for the burden we have borne.
Executives and military officers get removed for lesser offences.
The ALP’s existential dilemma will become more conspicuous next year, especially with the rise of four young Liberal MPs on a mission.
Borrowing heavily while money is cheap to invest in large-scale targeted infrastructure is the right approach.
When #IStandWithDan critics told Leigh Sales she should stop the ‘BS’ and ‘congratulate’ Daniel Andrews for his pandemic handling, it was the final straw for the 7.30 host.
As Daniel Andrews confirmed restrictions would ease at midnight on Sunday, tens of thousands of Melburnians flocked to parks and beaches to enjoy the sun.
It’s not just Deb Frecklington, Annastacia Palaszczuk and Daniel Andrews who can learn valuable lessons from the Queensland poll
Senior Liberals are worried that Daniel Andrews can now fight his way out of the virus mess his government created.
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews says his state will end up ‘well ahead’ of NSW in integrating a QR code check-in system with contact tracing software.
Scott Morrison’s stance against Christine Holgate makes no sense while he treats Daniel Andrews like a protected ‘progressive’ species.
The Victorian Premier is like the Greek king Sisyphus over media conferences and lockdown. He and Victorians need a break
Daniel Andrews was heading to the top shelf on Monday night to mark the reopening of Victoria.
Business owners were taken by surprise when Daniel Andrews decided to ‘pause’ further moves out of lockdown on Sunday as an outbreak is monitored.
Victoria will move a decisive step towards COVID normal after another day of very low virus numbers.
No one, or not many, doubts the dogged seriousness with which the Premier battles the virus. It’s clearly fuelled by a breathtaking self-belief.
The Premier has an enthusiasm for winning at all costs, but not even he can run away from the worst of Labor’s mistakes during this pandemic.
If Daniel Andrews thinks he’s fooling us about his motives being anything other than political he needs a rethink.
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