Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews announced easing of restrictions on Sunday including the abolition of the 8pm curfew, however Victorians are still not allowed to travel further than five kilometres from their homes, with restrictions still in place for schools and most of the workforce. Mr Bolt said Melbourne still suffers through “the world’s worst lockdown” even though there were only 10 new infections on Tuesday and only five on Monday.
So much suffering, but instead of working out how to fight the virus in a less disastrous way, our Premier and his advisors spend hours designing the most pointless bans,” he said. “I swear, Andrews and his advisors just make up these rules, like the curfew. They dropped that one only after a court made them hand over the documents they relied on for that call. “This is insane for God's sake.
I smell a rat. Was the reason why Dan didn't sack the three heads of dept for not passing on information because if he did they might have remembered what really did occur and we may of heard the truth.
Would be very happy if Bolt moves somewhere he feels more comfortable. Suggesting any of Saudi Arabia, Russia, or Belarus would suit his preferences. And pretty sure folk would donate to help him move and stay out too.
Its pretty insane to be honest, one of the states most prominent media personalities is whining endless about golf while another not too long ago went on the air and defended a teacher “hitting on” a student weeks after defending a senior clergy who protected paedophiles. Insane
So who is Andrew Bolt backing in the upcoming VicPol LibSpill? Being a Liberal sycophant he must have great insider knowledge on who the favourites are to win...
Insanity! Even nuttier than the Marxist Left,here in America!
We live in Victoria & are in the Melbourne lockdown area. It hasn’t been fun but we fully understand why it has been necessary. Didn’t vote for DanielAndrewsMP but would if he stands next time.
Everybody stop breathing so that DanielAndrewsMP can save face. He has shut everything in Victoria except his mouth. The only thing spreading now is his ego.
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I thought it was Chris Kenny that was a fan of dogs.
When was the last time Sky reported on the 2 Aussie infants aged 2&4 being held in detention since August 2019! Doesn’t bother anyone at Sky this is happening!
Just went shopping at 9 pm for first time since beginning of August. Two other people in the supermarket. Made me think: why reduced trading hours, wouldn't extended hours have been safer; fewer people in shops ? Locked in after dark for 2 months. Curfew was SO wrong 🤔
Not mad, just following orders.. Andrews is a puppet.
You're right, I can't comprehend how low Sky News goes for money.
The world is amazed how well this pandemic has been beaten back by Victorians with some leadership. This is what happens when you listen to skilled professionals and do the work. Not just whine and whinge. Well done VIC! You’ve shown the US, UK and Europe how to deal with C19.
Who will investigate elderly deaths in aged care, when this is over? Elderly in their own homes are not experiencing covid taged deaths, hospitals are profiteering from elderly dying of pre-existing conditions...
I have lots of family and friends in NSW and they don't get it at all. Unless you living under this tyrant people can not imagine what it feels like
Andrew Bolt - keep it up Sir !!
Congratulations Victoria - you brought the infection numbers down from over 700 a day to single figures! A model for other places in the world.
Only barking i hear is is BOLT
Maybe Victorians got what they voted for
I'm from Vic and still have most of my family there and they disagree with this muppet.
Andrew who?
Totally batshit crazy
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