WEDNESDAY ON THE VICTORIAN ELECTION CAMPAIGN TRAIL
WHERE THEY WENT
* Daniel Andrews: Dandenong (the electorate of Dandenong) and Wendouree (Wendouree)
* Matthew Guy: Melbourne CBD (Melbourne) and Doncaster (Bulleen) where he voted early
WHAT THEY SAID
* "This is an investment in jobs and skills and better transport - more trains more often and more jobs as well." - Premier Daniel Andrews on the announcement of new trains for Geelong and Ballarat
* "We're going to give (Victoria Police) even more resources so that all parts of the CBD, not just around the mall, can be protected." - Liberal Leader Matthew Guy on promised anti-terror laws
WHAT THEY PROMISED
* Labor
- $340 million to build 54 VLocity carriages to make up to 18 new three-car trains for the Geelong and Ballarat lines
- $14 million for 1000 free car parks across the Ballarat CBD including the train station
- $350,000 to roll out 32 mobile charging bars at selected Melbourne train stations
* Liberal-Nationals
- $89.5 million for counter-terrorism measures including restriction orders, more police training, analyst and surveillance staff, and more CBD patrol teams
- A nine-point fishing plan, including a $30 million fish habitat restoration fund, $7 million fish hatchery at Shepparton and free parking at boat ramps and no launching fees for boats
- An environmental assessment commission to give advice to government on resource, quarry and mining matters
- $5 million over four years to help disability respite services with set-up costs or to expand
- $10 million to support disability social enterprises start-up and expand, helping Victorians with a disability to gain meaningful work and build self-confidence and self-esteem.
