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Davis also touched on the controversy surrounding proposals to erect statues of political figures, specifically criticising plans for a statue of Daniel Andrews, the Victorian Premier. He indicated that such a statue is low on his list and joked about having had Andrews banned from his golf club, reflecting his personal disdain for the idea.
He argued that the current political climate and ongoing cost of living crisis make such statues trivial distractions. The conversation was also linked to the broader critique of Andrews' leadership, especially his handling (or mishandling) of the COVID-19 pandemic.