Infrastructure Victoria's wish list is the easy part ...
And now for the hard part.
Josh Gordon is The Age's state political editor. After a brief period in the Sydney banking world and the federal bureaucracy, Josh spent six years working as The Age's economics correspondent at Parliament House in Canberra. After cutting himself adrift to travel the world, he was lured back to reporting early in 2007. Most recently he has worked as The Sunday Age's politcal editor, based in Canberra, and The Age's state economics correspondent in Melbourne.
And now for the hard part.
Daniel Andrews has, at least, spent much of the past four years flogging his 'lefty' agenda, providing a partial antidote to the Greens in the inner city.
Both sides have lessons they can glean from the federal campaign.
On Tuesday Matthew Guy used the legal cover of State Parliament to air an unsubstantiated rumour doing the rounds.
As the Premier, Daniel Andrews should have known better.
From a ruthlessly pragmatic viewpoint, a tryst between the Greens and the Liberal Party seems likely, with strategists claiming it would represent a win-win outcome.
Population growth underpins economic growth and leads to political success. No wonder nobody wants to talk about the problems that come with it.
Victoria's stamp-duty discount for first-home buyers doesn't seem to be working, so what else might?
Is he headed the way of Rudd, Gillard, Baillieu, Napthine and Abbott?
Forget the Federal Government, Victoria should go it alone on big projects
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