Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced that the Coalition government does not support vaccination mandates used by the Australian state governments to incentivise the uptake of the COVID-19 inoculations. The statement came while he was touring the Tooheys brewery in Sydney on Thursday. He had been speaking about the anti-vaccine-mandate protests in Melbourne, stressing the importance of civil behaviour no matter how frustrated people might be, but then turned the focus to why they might feel that way. “Of course, there are many people who are feeling frustrated,” he said.  “I mean, over the last couple of years governments have been telling Australians what to do. Now there’s been a need for that as we’ve gone through the pandemic, but the time is now to start rolling all of that back.” This comes on the back of vaccine mandates around the country that have forced many Australians to get vaccinated …