Australia is well ahead of most of the West in suppressing coronavirus. Out of a population of 25 million Australia has so far recorded 6,600 coronavirus cases, with just 75 deaths. Being a federation, the national government of Liberal Prime Minister Scott Morrison has worked with eight state and territory counterparts – of both Labor and Liberal parties — not only to flatten the curve, but potentially squash it.
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