Asia's cautionary COVID tale for Australia

Australia loves to see itself as an international COVID success story, and there's a lot of truth to that. But we used to have more company — Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam, just to name a few. In almost every case, that success has given way to a surge in recent months, as new, highly contagious versions of the virus, like the Delta variant, have spread around the world. And the parallels with Australia's situation are hard to ignore. Today on The Signal, it's the cautionary tale for Australia in Asia's latest COVID-19 surge. Featured: Mazoe Ford, South East Asia Correspondent, ABC Professor Nancy Baxter, Epidemiologist, Head of School of Population & Global Health, University of Melbourne