Australia is well and truly behind its Covid-19 vaccine schedule, with the nation falling far short of its March goal.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison had hoped that by yesterday, 4 million people would have received their jab.
However, just 670,000 people had received their dose at March 31.
The government has claimed all willing adults will receive the vaccine by October this year, but according to the Australian, "at the current rate, the most vulnerable will not be vaccinated until June 2023 and the full population not until October 2024".
Professor Catherine Bennett, the chair of epidemiology at Deakin University, said the pace of Australia's vaccine rollout could still grow "exponentially".