Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews' political career

* 1993 - Joins the Australian Labor Party

* 1999 - Becomes state organiser

* 2000 - Promoted to assistant state secretary

* 2002 - Elected to Victorian parliament as the member for Mulgrave

* December 2006 - Elevated to cabinet by premier Steve Bracks

* August 2007 - Promoted to health minister

* December 2010 - Elected leader of the parliamentary Victorian Labor Party after the party loses government

* November 2014 - Leads Labor back to government

* December 2014 - Sworn in as Victoria's 48th premier

* April 2015 - Announces $339m settlement to cancel controversial East West Link project

* November 2015 - Parliament passes laws to create safe zones around abortion clinics with government support

* May 2016 - Apologises on behalf of the Victorian government to gay men and women convicted under anti-gay laws

* April 2016 - Uses the 2016 budget to announce Victoria will go it alone to fund construction of the Melbourne Metro rail project

* November 2017 - Victoria becomes the first state to pass voluntary assisted dying laws

* August 2018 - Announces plan to build the Suburban Rail Loop, a 90km orbital line from Melbourne's southeast to west

* November 2018 - Steers Labor to second election win, dubbed the "Dan-slide"

* June 2020 - Sacks Adem Somyurek as a minister after allegations of branch-stacking, prompting him to resign from the party

* July 2020 - Announces a judicial inquiry into Victoria's hotel quarantine program that led to the state's devastating second wave of COVID-19

* July 2020 - Announces second COVID lockdown for metropolitan Melbourne that would last 112 days

* July 2020 - Announces Victoria will embark on Indigenous truth and treaty process

* September 2020 - Tells the hotel quarantine inquiry he holds health minister Jenny Mikakos accountable for the program, prompting her resignation

* February 2021 - Parliament passes laws to ban gay conversion practices

* March 2021 - Falls down stairs, fracturing a vertebrae in his spine and breaking several ribs

* June 2021 - Returns to work after 111 days

* October 2021 - Announces end date for Melbourne's sixth and final COVID lockdown

* December 2021 - Pandemic-specific laws pass after fierce and at times violent opposition aimed directly at the premier and other MPs

* February 2022 - Parliament passes laws to decriminalise sex work

* July 2022 - Apologises and commits to changes after a damning corruption watchdog report exposed misuse of taxpayer resources in the Victorian Labor Party

* November 2022 - Guides Labor to a third state election win, increasing its lower house seat numbers

* February 2023 - Tallies 3000 days as Victorian premier, qualifying him to be immortalised in statue outside Melbourne's state government offices

* April 2023 - Surpasses John Cain Jr as Victoria's longest-serving Labor premier

* September 2023 - Announces his resignation as premier

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