From 'it's not a race' to 'go for gold': how Scott Morrison

From 'it's not a race' to 'go for gold': how Scott Morrison pivoted on Australia's Covid vaccine rollout | Health


Last modified on Thu 29 Jul 2021 00.48 EDT
It is the phrase the prime minister used repeatedly at the start of the Covid-19 vaccine rollout: “It’s not a race.” As Australia lags behind much of the world in getting jabs into arms, his choice of words has come back to haunt him.
Scott Morrison’s critics accuse him of attempting to rewrite history by claiming he wasn’t talking about getting people vaccinated when he uttered the now infamous phrase, but the regulatory approval process that preceded it.
“When we made those remarks, we were talking about the regulation of the vaccines. I’m not sure if people are aware of that,” Morris told Seven’s Sunrise program on Thursday.

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