Sky News host Paul Murray says there are six key areas concerning the COVID-19 health response in Victoria for which the Andrews government “must accept responsibility”.
He touched on the severity of restrictions, the toleration of large race-based rallies, issues surrounding the
hotel quarantine debacle and poor communication of health messages to non-English speaking communities. Image: Getty
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