Why has the vaccine rollout been so slow?

The day before Victoria went into its fourth lockdown, Australia finally clocked up 4 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, a target Prime Minister Scott Morrison had promised would be reached by the end of March.

Back in January Health Minister Greg Hunt had said the federal government’s goal was “very clear”: “We aim to have the country vaccinated before the end of October.”

As of May 28, just under 15 per cent of the population had received their first vaccination dose and about 1.3 per cent had been fully vaccinated, according to The Age ’s COVID-19 vaccine tracker, which is based on federal and state health department figures.

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