Soft tacos or crunchy tacos? We have to choose because Victoria can’t have both - despite promises from now-departed premier Daniel Andrews.
That was the message from government ministers on Budget morning, contradicting a pre-election slogan by now-departed premier Daniel Andrews who swore Victorians wouldn’t have to choose.
Last year, handing down his budget, Pallas championed “an economic growth strategy”. This year, it’s “time for government to recalibrate” with a range of “sensible and disciplined decisions”.are cuts to mental health, delays to infrastructure projects and promised preschool programs – services that would help Victorians suffering from ongoing cost-of-living pressure.
The government insists it’s “committed” to these projects but voters hoping to jump on a train to get a Jetstar flight out of Tullamarine or send their kids to a suburban government-owned childcare centre by the end of this decade might see it differently.
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