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Why immunisation matters
Immunisation stops the spread of disease. It limits the impact of the disease and it saves around 3 million lives worldwide each year. The results speak for themselves. So, with nothing but proven facts, answers and useful information, this is your straightforward guide to immunisation.
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Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander immunisation (jabs)
If you identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander, you may need extra vaccines as Indigenous people can be at higher risk of some diseases.
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Travel vaccinations
If you’re travelling to countries where immunisation rates are low or preventable infectious diseases are common, you will need to get vaccinated. See your doctor before your departure to ensure you are protected.
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Keep track of when to immunise
Our easy-to-use Immunisation Planner helps you keep track of which vaccinations are required and when to get them.
All your questions answered right here
Where do I get a vaccination? Is there a phone number to call? How do I get my immunisation record? All good questions. And we have all the answers.
Vaccinations during pregnancy are vital
Vaccinations during pregnancy are the most effective way to protect mum and baby, as mums develop immunity and pass protective antibodies on to their babies.
Free flu vaccines for children under 5 years
Flu can hit children hard and causes one of the highest rates of hospitalisation for children under 5 in Australia. Annual vaccination provides the best protection.