Victorian premier Jacinta Allan is under more pressure with a shock poll revealing support for Labor has dipped to a seven-year low.
But Jacinta Allan brushed off the result, as she joined highly-paid public servant Jeroen Weimar at a housing summit.
"It's probably their worst numbers in about six or seven years in terms of polling," Kos Samaras from RedBridge said.You can find all the latest Paris 2024 stories from Wide World Of Sport here
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