Calista Clements

And, yeah, I've heard positive things.

And so far, everything that she has said that I've heard, at least the words that have come from her mouth, I'm like, I could probably get around it.

Oh, as long as I – we finish – it's Christmas Day.

Like, this is my idea for Victoria.

It's Christmas Day, having some bevs, enjoying freaking a lovely lunch with my family and no more Labor government.

Like, that is going to be the most beautiful end to the year.

And I don't think – you know, ask me two months ago, I probably would have said –

yeah, I think labor is going to get back in, but now I just don't, I really, really don't.

It's like, it's my gut feeling.

I don't think they, they stand a chance.

They've screwed themselves too far and wide.

Like the things coming out with, with labor, like another thing, they stupid machete bins.

Like they decided to respond to the machete crime crisis by putting up 13 million bucks for those tin cans that they ended up, you know, binning.

They spent, I think it was like $3.2 or $3.6 million of taxpayer-funded money just on a three-month advertising campaign to ban these machetes.

That's a lot.

It was like $2.2 million in buying and binning these bins.

But what they did with Sydney is that they were meant to film... They spent almost $200,000 for an eight-hour videography advertising campaign just for that day.

And they were meant to shoot it at Preston Police Station, which is a 24-7 hour police station.

And it wasn't open.

They couldn't shoot there.