the country. the challenges they are facing very similar to what we are facing in the us and the uk and other countries right now. and the uk and other countries right now-— right now. yes our hospitalisation - right now. yes our. hospitalisation rates right now. yes our- hospitalisation rates have right now. yes our— hospitalisation rates have now reached levels were our system is under severe pressure. and is under severe pressure. and in terms _ is under severe pressure. and in terms of — is under severe pressure. and in terms of how— is under severe pressure. and in terms of how this _ is under severe pressure. and in terms of how this is playing into the controversy surrounding novak djokovic, him coming to australia to take part in the tournament, not having any vaccinations, it is a huge political hot potato for australia with an election not far away at all.— far away at all. there is no easy way _ far away at all. there is no easy way out _ far away at all. there is no easy way out from - far away at all. there is no easy way out from the - easy way out from the government —— for the government. even if djokovic was allowed to play we know that the crowds in at the australian open will be vociferous in his —— in their anger about the fact that novak djokovic is not vaccinated. but when it comes _ djokovic is not vaccinated. but when it comes to alex hawke and his decision as immigration minister on whether he should stay or go, it is just down to