it. everybody “ust kind of got on with it. ., , ~ everybody “ust kind of got on with it. ., , ., everybody “ust kind of got on with it. ., a i. ., everybody “ust kind of got on with it. let me ask you one more thing. western australia, _ it. let me ask you one more thing. western australia, the _ it. let me ask you one more thing. western australia, the largest - western australia, the largest state, that has a different state of affairs. is that another couple of weeks before they open the? another 12 da s. weeks before they open the? another 12 days- this — weeks before they open the? another 12 days- this is _ weeks before they open the? another 12 days. this is one _ weeks before they open the? another 12 days. this is one of— weeks before they open the? another 12 days. this is one of the _ 12 days. this is one of the remarkable things. australia has kept its borders very tightly shut in for a long time they have been rationing the number of australians who could come back into australia and a number of those had to go to a former mining camp in the northern territory for two weeks of isolation before they were let loose into the community. however, western australia, which until very recently was doing incredibly well as a covid state, has said we want to get 90% of our population notjust vaccinated but boosted as well, and as a result of that they are keeping closed for another 12 days. meanwhile, the omicron infection rate locally in perth and elsewhere