Protect yourself and others, so you don’t miss a thing.
Influenza (flu) is serious.
Getting a flu vaccine is quick, easy and recommended for everyone aged 6 months and over. Your yearly flu vaccine offers the best protection from getting really sick and is free for:
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Staying up to date with your vaccinations is your best protection against severe illness.
To find out when you need to have your COVID-19 vaccine, speak to your GP, pharmacist or Aboriginal Medical Service (AMS).
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RSV is a highly infectious illness that mostly affects babies, young children and older adults.
To stop the spread of RSV, stay at home if you feel unwell and cover your nose and mouth when coughing or sneezing. RSV immunisations are available for pregnant women, some babies and older people.
Learn more about RSV Maternal RSV vaccination
Stay up to date with your vaccinations.
Stay home if you're sick and wear a mask if you need to go out.
Avoid crowded spaces and get together in well-ventilated spaces.
Consider doing a rapid antigen test before visiting those more vulnerable.
Make a plan with your doctor if you're at higher risk of severe illness.
Practice good general hygiene, like regular handwashing.
Find out how you can protect yourself from other serious illnesses such as shingles, pneumococcal and measles.
Learn more about vaccine safety and check out the most recent vaccine safety data.
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