Yes Foxy, I sure you are convinced of all that.
I would have thought you were more switched on than that.
Never mind, it is all a bit of fun.

Dear Bazz,

I'm not sure what you mean by "switched on".
I live in Victoria and am very pleased with
the work that our Premier and his team
are doing. But perhaps judging by actions instead
of slogans, and empty words - is not considered "switched
on?" I'll take good outcomes over glitz every time.

cont'd ...

Dear Bazz,

Just for your information:

The state of Victoria is "switched on."

Assisted dying laws, medical marijuana, safe
injecting rooms, resounding support for same-sex
marriage,compelling support for a republic,
emphatic rejection of race-baiting, a
new cabinet comprising 50% women.

Voting and
backing the biggest infrastructure agenda in road
and rail in Victoria's history, rejecting the
"low road of fear and division" and "detecting
nasty flakes from a long way off." ( reference
to the Liberal Party's Victorian President
Michael Kroger - who as the Premier stated -
swans around the suburbs that he's never been in
in his Burberry trench coat lecturing people about
the cost of living). Victoria has the lowest energy
prices, and Melbourne is rated as the best live-able
city in Australia.

We Victorians are the most socially liberal and
deliciously up-ourselves - "switched on" folks
in the country.

If it's that good Foxy, then why is everybody moving to QLD?
http://www.sbs.com.au/news/why-everyone-is-moving-to-queensland

Foxy said;
Victoria has the lowest energy prices,

Victoria NEVER has the lowest prices. Qld is almost always the lowest
followed by NSW and SA.
At the moment an unusual event
Price QLD NSW SA VIC TAS
Energy $0.00 $38.43 $-526.56 $41.16 $90.28

Interesting SA has to pay others to use their electricity.
Negative pricing ? and that is considered a success ? It is unusual.
Those are Megawatt prices.
The renewable part of the network is in trouble with grid instability.
They are having other technical problems that I do not understand.

Dear AC,

They're moving from NSW to Queensland - and that's
perfectly understandable because of Queensland's
improving economy under Labor, their standard of
living and affordable housing market are driving
the surge in individual migration.

Dear Bazz,

South Australia has the highest retail electricity
prices whereas households in Victoria and yes
Queensland pay the lowest prices.