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Andrews hits back at a 'Give Dan the boot' campaign for featuring late father's farm

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Victoria Premier Daniel Andrews has asked for his family to be left out of any debate around lockdown policy after a "give Dan the boot" social media campaign saw someone leave a pair of boots at the location of his father's funeral. Mr Andrews said he had no issue with "different views", but pleaded to leave his family out of the debate.
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