The rollout of Covid-19 vaccines across Australia is behind time, behind volume and well behind the expectations the Morrison government foolishly built up for itself.
If there ever was a case of a government disregarding and reversing the principle so beloved of John Howard – to underpromise and overdeliver – this vaccine rollout is it, with Australia currently sandwiched between the unusual company of Bangladesh and Oman on world tables.
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