The recent sighting of former Victorian Premier Dan Andrews in Sydney has sparked speculation and commentary. Andrews was seen at a high-level forum with prominent figures such as billionaire Anthony Pratt, former Prime Minister Paul Keating, and current Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. This gathering has raised questions about Andrews' current influence and potential business interests. The article delves into Andrews' past associations with Pratt and Keating, suggesting a potential advisory role. The timing of Andrews' appearance in Sydney coincides with ongoing scrutiny over his health, business dealings, and golfing activities. The piece also touches on the Federation Square big screen's recent switch-off, which has been deemed convenient given the lack of major sporting events to draw crowds. The article further discusses the Albanese government's move to restrict senior politicians' travel entitlements for their partners and children. Data from the Independent Parliamentary Expenses Authority reveals that some MPs have continued to make the most of these entitlements, with an increase in ticket bookings and travel costs. The article concludes by highlighting the ongoing public interest in Andrews' activities and the potential implications of his associations and actions.
