JOIN THE MOVEMENT
Daniel Andrews has walked away from public life with power, privilege, and a six-figure pension — while thousands of Victorians continue to live with the consequences of his decisions.
It’s time to make him accountable.
You can be part of the peaceful, people-led response. This is not about anger — it’s about justice. It’s about unity. And it’s about sending a clear message:
You cannot harm people and walk away without consequence.
What Does it Mean to “Ban Dic Dan”?
By joining the movement, you are making a public stand to say:
I do not support Daniel Andrews.
I will not serve him, support him, or welcome him in my business, club, event or personal circle.
I believe in peaceful, united action that sends a powerful social and economic message.
This is how we let our voices be heard — without violence, without breaking laws, but with strength in numbers.
How You Can Make a Difference
Refuse service to Daniel Andrews in your business or club.
Speak up in your local community, workplace, or social circles.
Share your story — let the world know how his leadership impacted your life.
Stand visibly — display a sticker on your car, business window, or front gate.
Support others who have joined the Registry and are taking a stand.
When you commit to this movement, you’re not just expressing an opinion — you’re becoming part of a growing public declaration that says:
“You caused harm. We remember.
And we won’t stay silent.”
This Is What You Stand For
Justice
Truth
Freedom from unaccountable leadership
By joining the movement, you make a statement — not just to Daniel Andrews, but to all current and future politicians:
There is a cost to harming the people you serve.
Ready to Take a Stand?
Click the button below to make your commitment.
You’ll be asked to share your name (or business) and suburb — and choose whether to be listed in the public Registry of Supporters.
You’ll also receive access to stickers, posters, and car identifiers so you can stand proudly as part of this peaceful and principled movement.
