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COVID-19 NIP transition – Program advice for health professionals
This fact sheet provides advice for vaccination providers about COVID-19 vaccines available on the NIP from 1 October 2026.
COVID-19 vaccine NIP transition – Information kit for health professionals
This information kit is designed to help vaccination providers communicate 1 October 2026 COVID-19 vaccine changes.
COVID-19 vaccine NIP transition – Consumer fact sheet
This fact sheet provides information about COVID-19 vaccines available on the National Immunisation Program from 1 October 2026.
ATAGI statement on Transition of COVID-19 Vaccines to the National Immunisation Program
Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) advice regarding the transition of COVID-19 vaccines to the National Immunisation Program.
Influenza (flu) immunisation data – 1 March to 30 August 2026
Weekly report of year to date immunisation figures broken down by age groups and immunising provider types. Compares vaccination rates with the previous 3 years.
Influenza (flu) immunisation data – 1 March to 24 August 2026
Weekly report of year to date immunisation figures broken down by age groups and immunising provider types. Compares vaccination rates with the previous 3 years.
Influenza (flu) immunisation data – 1 March to 16 August 2026
Weekly report of year to date immunisation figures broken down by age groups and immunising provider types. Compares vaccination rates with the previous 3 years.
National Immunisation Strategy (2025-2030) Implementation Plan
The NISIP is a comprehensive framework for immunisation efforts across the country. It details strategic vision, priorities, governance, roles and specific Commonwealth-led actions to improve vaccine coverage, equity, workforce strength, technology adoption, and governance reform.
ATAGI Bulletin for Immunisation Providers – 14 August 2026
This document provides an overview of the discussion from the 123rd meeting of the Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI).
COVID-19 vaccines – Update for immunisation providers
From 1 October 2026, COVID-19 vaccines will transition to the National Immunisation Program and eligibility for funded COVID-19 vaccines will be updated to focus on people at highest risk of severe disease.
Influenza (flu) immunisation data – 1 March to 9 August
Weekly report of year to date immunisation figures broken down by age groups and immunising provider types. Compares vaccination rates with the previous 3 years.
Influenza (flu) immunisation data – 1 March to 2 August 2026
Weekly report of year to date immunisation figures broken down by age groups and immunising provider types. Compares vaccination rates with the previous 3 years.
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One more way you keep them safe
Childhood immunisation is a safe, free and effective way to protect your kids from serious diseases.
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Routine Childhood Immunisation – How vaccines work
When a child is vaccinated, their immune system produces antibodies, helping protect them from infection. This video explains the importance of parents following the National Immunisation Schedule, to ensure their child have the best protection against diseases.
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What is rubella? Why childhood immunisations are important
Rubella is a viral illness that can have serious complications in babies and pregnant people.
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Routine Childhood Immunisation – Simple and safe
Routine childhood immunisation is a simple, safe and effective way to protect children against serious preventable diseases. This video explains the importance of having high immunisation rates, vaccine safety and the immune system’s natural response to the vaccine.
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Dr Ehab Mostokly explains why childhood immunisations are important – Arabic
Childhood vaccinations help protect babies and young children from serious diseases. In this video, a trusted healthcare professional answers common questions about childhood immunisation.
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What is diphtheria? Why childhood immunisations are important
Diphtheria is a rare bacterial infection that can cause serious complications in children.
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What is hepatitis B? Why childhood immunisations are important
Hepatitis B is a virus that can have serious complications in children that can be chronic and lifelong.
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What is tetanus? Why childhood immunisations are important
Tetanus is a bacterial infection that can cause serious complications in children.
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How vaccines work for pregnancy and newborns
This animation explains how vaccines help your immune system to make antibodies to help fight serious diseases. It helps parents understand how vaccines help while pregnant to protect the baby when they are born.
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What is polio? Why childhood immunisations are important
Polio is a rare and contagious viral infection that can cause serious complications in children.
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What is varicella (chicken pox)? Why childhood immunisations are important
Varicella, also known as chickenpox, is a highly contagious virus that causes discomfort and can be dangerous in babies and pregnant people.
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What is rotavirus? Why childhood immunisations are important
Rotavirus is a viral infection that can be dangerous in babies and children as it can cause serious gastro symptoms.
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What is meningococcal? Why childhood immunisations are important
Meningococcal is a contagious bacterial infection that can be fatal in children and requires emergency medical attention.
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