Daniel Andrews

Politician, 48th Premier of Victoria

Daniel Andrews - Leaders & Politicians born July 6th, 1972
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Served as the 48th Premier of Victoria from December 2014 to 2023. Represented the Labor Party in the Victorian Legislative Assembly since 2002. Prior to becoming Premier, held various ministerial positions including Minister for Health and Minister for Community Services. Focused on infrastructure projects, health reforms, and education. Guided the state through significant events, including the COVID-19 pandemic, implementing various public health measures and economic recovery plans.

Led Victoria during the COVID-19 pandemic

Implemented major infrastructure projects

Served multiple terms as Premier of Victoria

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