John Pessutto dumps David Davis as Victorian shadow treasurer
, who lost the battle to replace Matthew Guy as Victorian opposition leader to Mr Pesutto by just one vote.
Former opposition leader Michael O’Brien has been returned as shadow attorney-general, while Brighton MP James Newbury retains the environment, climate change, and equality portfolios, and upper house MP Georgie Crozier remains the opposition’s health spokesperson. “From unsustainable debt to mismanagement of Victoria’s health system and infrastructure pipeline, a strong economic team within shadow cabinet will focus on ensuring that all Victorians, wherever they live, can share in this state’s prosperity,” Mr Pesutto said.
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