Videos

It’s time to think about topping up your COVID-19 protection with a free booster. This will keep you and your mob protected from serious illness from COVID-19.

A COVID-19 vaccination animation, for parents of children aged 5 years and older.

Information in Auslan for people with disability about giving consent for COVID-19 vaccination

An animation that explains the complex process that the Therapeutic Goods Administration goes through when assessing and approving vaccines.

Dr Mark Wenitong, GP in Indigenous Health for 25 years, reminds us to get information about COVID-19 vaccines from trusted sources.

Watch Aunty Eslyn get her COVID-19 vaccination to protect herself and her family.

An animation, designed for use on social media, about how getting the COVID-19 vaccine helps protect your community from severe COVID-19 sickness.

In this video, Dr Lucas De Toca answers the top 3 questions you’ve been asking this week on our social accounts.

In this video, Professor James Ward explains how COVID-19 vaccines work, and addresses some common misconceptions about the vaccines.

Shanley, daughter of Eastern Arrernte woman Catherine, encourages other young people like herself to ask questions that they feel they need to ask and to step up and get their COVID-19 vaccine so that they can hang out again.

This webinar talks about the importance of getting a COVID-19 vaccine, and answers questions from people with intellectual disability.

Ella Kris, Chairperson for Torres and Cape Hospital and Health Service Board, explains how important it is to protect yourself against COVID-19 by getting the vaccine when you can.

Elsie Seriat, proud mum, runner, and graduate from the Indigenous Marathon Foundation, explains how important it is to protect yourself against COVID-19 by getting the vaccine when you can.

Watch Adnyamathanha and Narungga man Adam Goodes explain why he chose to get the COVID-19 vaccine and the importance of understanding the risks of COVID-19, and the benefits of vaccination.

Information in Auslan for people with disability about pregnancy, breastfeeding and the COVID-19 vaccines.

COVID-19 has affected everyone in Australia. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people from all over the country have come together in this campaign to encourage their family, friends, and community to protect themselves by getting the COVID-19 vaccine.

COVID-19 has affected everyone in Australia. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people from all over the country have come together in this campaign to encourage their family, friends, and community to protect themselves by getting the COVID-19 vaccine.

Lily, young mum of three children, and daughter of Eastern Arrernte woman Catherine, got her COVID-19 vaccine, and is encouraging other young women to research the COVID-19 vaccines and talk to their healthcare workers.

In this video, Pastor Ray Minniecon encourages all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to get vaccinated as soon as possible to protect loved ones against COVID-19.
‘For me getting vaccinated is showing an act of love.’ Pastor Ray

In this video, Rebecca Kelly shares her experience of getting her COVID-19 vaccination.

In this video, Worimi woman, obstetrician and gynaecologist Dr Marilyn Clarke describes how COVID-19 vaccines work, and explains why it’s important for pregnant women to get the COVID-19 vaccine.

This online meeting was for disability support workers to answer their questions about the COVID-19 vaccination program. Please note that the availability of COVID-19 vaccines has changed since this meeting was recorded.

In this video, James Manders, who has low vision, shares his experience getting his COVID-19 vaccination.

In this video, Eastern Arrernte family, Catherine, Lily, Eddie and Shanley, explain their reasons on why they chose to get vaccinated and encourage us all to do the same.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people from all over the country have come together to encourage everyone to protect themselves by receiving the COVID-19 vaccine. This video features street artist, Tori-Jay Mordey and Dotty, a local artist from Larrakia Country, Northern Territory.