Vic How would you rate Daniel Andrews' performance as Victorian Premier?
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Lol, less force? You’re kidding right?
So what should they do when people going to work are being physically assaulted and spat on? When horses are being attacked? When officers are being assaulted doing their job?
The fact there were no serious injuries to protestors showed there was a clear lack of force used
The fact that they hide their badges and put stickers over their body cameras proves that they know they're up to no good.
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More train timetable whinging from the usual suspects I see
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What do you expect him to say really? Of course he is going to back them in a public forum. Good on him. In private he can say stuff if it’s needed.Premier Daniel Andrews strongly backed police on Thursday, describing the protests as turning "ugly".
"I think Victoria Police, when confronted with complex and challenging circumstances, have done a very good job," he said.
Police officer faces disciplinary action over crude 'EAD Hippy' sticker
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We are making it easier for Victorians to get to work.
Jks, were actually making your service slower.
Disastrous for the Government.
They’ve also said the new fast speed trains will be “ready when they’re ready..as long as it takes”.
Geez I wish I could have a job that was paid by the tax payer and make my own infinite deadlines after I missed the initial one by 12 months.
Jks, were actually making your service slower.
Disastrous for the Government.
They’ve also said the new fast speed trains will be “ready when they’re ready..as long as it takes”.
Geez I wish I could have a job that was paid by the tax payer and make my own infinite deadlines after I missed the initial one by 12 months.
Skyrail was about people in cars. It was never about people on trains, who along the Pakenham/Cranbourne lines are rusted on anyway.
The ruthless political pragmatism of this government is world class.
The ruthless political pragmatism of this government is world class.
Found the bootlicker.
Sky rail is about allowing more trains once the metro tunnel is completed. The boomgate downtime during peak along with the city loop being at capacity both limit the number of trains that can be run. Once both these upgrades are completed more trains can run the Dandy lines as signaling upgrades are also taking place. Without the Metro Tunel its a pointless upgrade for rail, but once combined there should be significant benefits.
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We should have 10 HCMTs carrying passengers at the moment.
We have 0 with the first mainline test only occurring a couple of weeks ago.
I suspect if theyre running the timetable stays as is.
This timetable is a padding exercise. Not the huge changed that are mooted
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More like the LWNJ communist faction of the labor party has concerns
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If he wins the next election Victoria will have another 7 years of Andrews. I think he's too popular and will win. I don't even know who the lib guy is
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Do you like to feel safe at work?
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Yes those protesters still provide a barrel of laughs most mornings.
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So you like Labor ideals then?
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7 more years! 7 more years! Most boomers will be in a home once his term is over
It was a sticker on his camera, not covering the camera. Plus who wouldn’t want to hide their name from those ferals? There is a reason police officers can’t use their real names on social media
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Actually don't mind this government. I think that a lot of their infrastructure work has been vital and effective (sky rail included i live near one think its great). They have benefited bigly from property price increase but they are using it for infrastructure which is good spending imo.
It's tinted a little by some irritating "fluff" policy and some questionable corruption and arrogance, the China stuff is concerning and pretty shocking to undermine the federal government.
Overall wouldn't be totally disappointed with another term of similar work and I don't think they will lose the next election, i do expect a big swing against them however as last election was a romp.
EDIT: The energy policy is shizen though
It's tinted a little by some irritating "fluff" policy and some questionable corruption and arrogance, the China stuff is concerning and pretty shocking to undermine the federal government.
Overall wouldn't be totally disappointed with another term of similar work and I don't think they will lose the next election, i do expect a big swing against them however as last election was a romp.
EDIT: The energy policy is shizen though
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We could expect to see leadership tensions arise within the next 12 months in the Victorian Liberals. Opposition Leader Michael O'Brien has not landed a major blow against the Andrews Labor Government since he became leader of the Victorian Liberals. And it's fair to say they are still in a state of shock over last year's Victorian election defeat. Looks like the Victorian Liberals is in the same boat as the GWS Giants-got smashed at the State Election/Grand Final, and still don't know how to deal with the fallout from the loss.
Neither has whoever is the federal opposition leader these days, completely silent and his next election is closer. No point going hard 3 years out, they made that mistake last time
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I’ve said this before, but in retrospect, the Victorian Liberals should’ve made a major clean out of its team after losing the 2014 state election, and give itself a chance of returning to power in 2022. After what happened in last year’s state election, it looks like it could be 2030 or 2034 before the Victorian Coalition is back on the government benches again.
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Maybe the first policy I’ve ever seen from Andrews I agree with, but good to see they are opposed to pill testing.
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