Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews and his team will be closely watching the bayside seat of Dunkley on election night for any signs of a backlash.
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews and his team will be closely watching the outcome of the federal election in the bayside seat of Dunkley for any signs of a backlash against the world’s longest lockdown.
Ms Murphy, who was diagnosed with breast cancer for a second time just two days after she was sworn in to parliament, was out kicking footballs in Ballam Park in Frankston on Friday night and comfortable chatting to locals.Paul Jeffers But consultant and former Labor campaigner Kos Samaras said it was not so much the lockdowns – which people wanted to forget – or the state-based issues, but the fact is was what he called a mortgage belt seat that gave Mr Morrison a chance.
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