> I believe is the point the submitter is trying to make Yes. I went with the headline Australian newspapers are using, which in hindsight lacks sufficient co

> I believe is the point the submitter is trying to make Yes. I went with the headline Australian newspapers are using, which in hindsight lacks sufficient context for HN. What I find remarkable is how many things Australia stuffed up, but was able to recover from by brute force and social cohesion. Procrastinating over quarantine for international travellers, obsessing about ventilators while ignoring prevention, identifying that aged care was a massive vulnerability but doing nothing to mitigate it, gross recklessness in setting up hotel quarantine, failing to anticipate that although the virus went away it was bound to come back: it's a long list.