Initiatives and programs
We're working on a range of policy initiatives, programs and campaigns to help improve your health and the health of all Australians.
The Department of Health is funding up to 100 GP respiratory clinics to help protect Australians. If you think you have symptoms of COVID-19 you can contact a clinic to be assessed and get clinical advice.
Learn about the COVID-19 vaccination rollout.
Learn about the COVID-19 vaccination rollout.
Learn about Australia's COVID-19 vaccination rollout.
Learn about the Australian Government's COVID-19 vaccination rollout campaign.
Find out information about Phase 1a of Australia's COVID-19 vaccination program.
Find out information about Phase 1b of Australia's COVID-19 vaccination program.
Learn about Phase 2a of Australia's COVID-19 vaccination rollout.
Find out information about Phase 2a of Australia's COVID-19 vaccination program.
Everyone 5 years and over can now book an appointment for a COVID-19 vaccine. Learn more about the vaccine rollout, COVID-19 vaccines and getting vaccinated. Find resources for vaccine providers and health professionals. Access information in your language, Auslan and Easy Read.
Syphilis is a sexually transmissible infection (STI) that can affect your whole body. It's serious and cases are on the rise in Australia.
The Living with COVID package supports primary care to manage COVID-19 patients confidently, effectively, and safely, while minimising pressure on the health care system. Find out how the measures work and how you can access them for your patients.
The National Incident Centre (NIC) coordinates national responses to health emergencies, significant events and emerging threats, where there is an impact on human health or health systems.
Operation COVID Shield is working to ensure public confidence in the Australian COVID-19 vaccine rollout and to ensure as many Australians are vaccinated as early as possible.
Learn about how we’re deploying rapid antigen testing for COVID-19 into aged care to ensure we’re protecting the health of senior Australians.
The Australian Government is ensuring RATs are available to the people who need them most, including people in aged care, Aboriginal and Community Controlled Health services, GP-led respiratory clinics, and supported independent living services.
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