So Victorian voters get services or lack of as decided by their favored elected government they chose to vote for. If services are cut, reduced or become more expensive and with increasing taxation, no Victorian should complain as they voted for their government. Smart voting by the people and smart politicians who know exactly what to do, as the government is simply doing as per the wishes of the people. All good.
Victoria, the place to be and yet many flee?
Guess some see pastures greener elsewhere but of course other states have their own issues too, as voters vote for their preferred political parties, members of whom also do exactly as per the will of the people who elected them. So, should be no complaints. Smiles and happy people all around.
As for the cost of living increases driven in part by higher energy costs and it's flow on effects - part and parcel of everyday living - very enjoyable, surely there's more to come - always nice to see the imminent higher power and gas bills.
Before one complains about the time taken to see a local GP or a specialist, perhaps one should look in the mirror to see a smart voter.
