Former Australian Idol star Rob Mills BLASTS the Victorian government over new lockdown

Former Australian Idol star Rob Mills blasts Scott Morrison over new lockdown blaming the PM for ‘poor management’ of hotel quarantine and calls for arts and hospitality industries to unite for class action LAWSUIT

Rob Mills has blasted the Australian government over Victoria’s latest lockdown. 

The former Australian Idol Star, 38, shared an Instagram post on Friday, pinning the latest Covid-19 outbreak on  ‘poor management’ of hotel quarantine.

He addressed prime minister Scott Morrison in his comments and even called for Arts and hospitality industries to join together for a class action lawsuit. 

Anger: Rob Mills (pictured) has blasted the Australian government over Victoria’s latest lockdown. The former Australian Idol Star, 38, shared an Instagram post on Friday, pinning the latest Covid-19 outbreak on ‘poor management’ of hotel quarantine

Rob wrote: ‘How long have we known that hotel quarantine doesn’t work?

‘I’m curious to know. Because we are all doing our best wearing masks and using QR codes. But for some reason governments are not pulling their weight.

‘This lockdown is only happening because of poor management. Theatre is shut down. Restaurants. Bars and cafes, closed. This is money that we can’t get back.  

‘Arts and hospitality unite… Lawsuit?’

Legal challenge: He addressed prime minister Scott Morrison in his comments and even called for Arts and hospitality industries to join together for a class action lawsuit

Legal challenge: He addressed prime minister Scott Morrison in his comments and even called for Arts and hospitality industries to join together for a class action lawsuit

Rob wrote: 'No job keeper now. No job seeker because we only have these short contracts. @scottmorrisonmp please be better. Lead your country. Lead the Premiers. Don't think. Do!' Pictured: Scott Morrison

Rob wrote: ‘No job keeper now. No job seeker because we only have these short contracts. @scottmorrisonmp please be better. Lead your country. Lead the Premiers. Don’t think. Do!’ Pictured: Scott Morrison 

He continued his rant in the caption of his Instagram post, writing: ‘I’m not angry. I’m just disappointed. Actually, no I am a little bit angry. 

‘It’s been over 12 months and we can’t work out how to safely quarantine people who return to Australia. If this was Karen in HR, she’d be fired by now. 

‘Who’s going to pay back the $$ for loss of earnings to the hospitality and ARTS community who can’t just ‘pick it up’ next week?! 

He continued his rant in the caption of his Instagram post, writing: 'It's been over 12 months and we can't work out how to safely quarantine people who return to Australia. If this was Karen in HR, she'd be fired by now'

He continued his rant in the caption of his Instagram post, writing: ‘It’s been over 12 months and we can’t work out how to safely quarantine people who return to Australia. If this was Karen in HR, she’d be fired by now’ 

‘No job keeper now. No job seeker because we only have these short contracts. @scottmorrisonmp please be better. Lead your country. Lead the Premiers. Don’t think. Do!’   

The comments come as Victoria enters day two of its week-long lockdown after the Whittlesea outbreak expanded to 39 cases on Friday.

Victorians have been told not to leave home except to shop for food and essential items, to provide or receive care, for exercise, work or study, or to get vaccinated.

Lockdown: The comments come as Victoria enters day two of its week-long lockdown after the Whittlesea outbreak expanded to 39 cases on Friday

Lockdown: The comments come as Victoria enters day two of its week-long lockdown after the Whittlesea outbreak expanded to 39 cases on Friday

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