> Look at the population and population distributions of GB, NZ, and AUS. The disparity in population distribution is no where the near the massive disparity s

> Look at the population and population distributions of GB, NZ, and AUS. The disparity in population distribution is no where the near the massive disparity seen in COVID 19 outcomes. Australia has a population of 25 million which makes in more than one third the size of the UK with its population of 66 million. Also 10 million of that 25 million live in just the two major cities of Sydney and Melbourne which I'm sure are just as densely populated as cities like London, Liverpool etc. To date UK COVID deaths total 34466 or 508 deaths per million. By comparison Australia has 98 or 4 deaths per million. There is more than population distribution at play here.