Might Europe's current COVID surge be seen in Australia in 2022?

A sign indicating COVID-19 restrictions, where access is allowed only for people who are vaccinated or recovered and tested, hangs at the entrance of a Christmas market in Essen, Germany, Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2021.(Roland Weihrauch/dpa via AP)

A sign indicating COVID-19 restrictions, where access is allowed only for people who are vaccinated or recovered and tested Source: DPA

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As Europe grapples with another deadly wave of COVID-19, fuelled by the cold weather and a faltering vaccine rate, it's reasonable to ask, could Australia follow a similar path next year?

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