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Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews and his ministers are finding it’s “much easier to spend money” than it is to “make a difference”, says Sky News host Peta Credlin. Ms Credlin said the response times for critical emergencies are only “worse” since Mr Andrews won government in 2014. “In 60 out of 79 local government areas, The Herald Sun reports response times are worse now than in 2014,” she said. “But having failed to improve the services Victorians want, he's determined now to expand the ones they don't want – like injecting rooms – only not to tell us about it, yet again, before the election. “Victorians deserve to know now exactly what kind of government they'll get should Daniel Andrews be returned next month,” she said.
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Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews and his ministers are finding it’s “much easier to spend money” than it is to “make a difference”, says Sky News host Peta Credlin. Ms Credlin said the response times for critical emergencies are only “worse” since Mr Andrews won government in 2014. “In 60 out of 79 local government areas, The Herald Sun reports response times are worse now than in 2014,” she said. “But having failed to improve the services Victorians want, he's determined now to expand the ones they don't want – like injecting rooms – only not to tell us about it, yet again, before the election. “Victorians deserve to know now exactly what kind of government they'll get should Daniel Andrews be returned next month,” she said.
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