Well, imo, if people can't be bothered about keeping themselves and others Covid Safe then I agree with him 1,000%.
Try to remember that,
A) we ARE all in the same boat during these times,
B) It only takes 1 SINGLE infected person to infect a minimum of 3 others, those 3 can then go on and infect yet another minimum of 3 people and so then infection rates grow exponentially, so IF you multiply the 3 by 3 you get 9, then you 27 by doing the same with those 9, ergo , you are actually CUBING the infection rate, those 27 infected can easily go on to infect AT LEAST 3 more people EACH making 81 infected people, now multiply that 81 by 3, then the sum total by 3 again, and so on and see what the final total comes out as.
That, my friend, IS how epidemics/Pandemics happen and how they spread and spread.
Check the actual Death Toll for Victoria and compare it to each other State then work out just how many of your fellow Victorians COULD be added to that Death Toll IF it were not for these restrictions.

On the one hand I agree with you @Powder on the other I, like @Triphid cannot because I have a very high risk of death from C19 virus.

The main problem has been the total stupidity & narrow mindedness (for a more polite word) of the medical advisors & governments.

No one is prepared to now say that society falls into two categories and like the enforced signing of Jews in Third Reich times need to be readily identifiable. I'm not suggesting yellow stars of David but perhaps a Australian flag pattern headbands or masks identifying them as high risk people who should be given maximum respect of 4 metres distancing, top triaging priority etc. These people's identity needs to be rapidly ascertained & open ID be legislated by government.

When that is done the at lower risk society can do wtf they want and the high riskers remain in isolation or sheltered bubble to avoid the virus unless they choose suicide through exposure!

However although the under 60's have far less risk the after effect of life debilitating side effects can be costly to individual & country.

Sadly too many Australians & particularly it seems Victorians are too arrogantly selfish to care about their fellow citizens (so much for the great Aussie mateship!) and so Andrews actions are justified.

May I suggest @Powder that you are falling for the old sleight of hand - get hot under the collar about drones not that the whole matter has been badly handled & we don't want people to realise that we are clueless and largely gutless fearful rulers.