Victoria’s Opposition Leader John Pesutto says there will be an “earthquake going off inside the Labor Party tonight” after newly elected Liberal MP Nicole Werner and the Liberal Party claimed a comprehensive by-election victory in Warrandyte. “What is clear from this result today, and in the campaign over the last nine months, is people are over the Andrews’ government,” Mr Pesutto told Sky News Australia. “What we need to realise is that, on these numbers, we win government.”
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Victoria’s Opposition Leader John Pesutto says there will be an “earthquake going off inside the Labor Party tonight” after newly elected Liberal MP Nicole Werner and the Liberal Party claimed a“What is clear from this result today, and in the campaign over the last nine months, is people are over the Andrews’ government,” Mr Pesutto told Sky News Australia.
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