Three powerful premiers resign and another is turfed after 12 years. The federal government's success fades away as the honeymoon period ends. Daniel Andrews becomes the second state leader to step down. Annastacia Palaszczuk announces retirement.
Three of the most powerful premiers handed in their resignations, while another was turfed after 12 years of his party's rule. The federal government started the year with the type of success that hadn't happened in more than a century, but finished it more than halfway through its term and with the feeling that the honeymoon is firmly over. Daniel Andrews ' resignation as Victorian premier made him the second state leader to stand down at short notice this year.
(Jason South/The Age) Such dominant figures in everyday life throughout the pandemic, Queensland's Annastacia Palaszczuk this month announced her decision to retire, following the resignations of two of her interstate counterparts this year. He'd led WA Labor to one of the most dominant election victories in Australian history in 2021, winning 51 of 56 seats and garnering just shy of 60 per cent of the vote, but said he didn't have the energy for a tilt at another vote in two year
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