2023 flu vaccines are now available, and you may be eligible for a COVID vaccine booster at the same time. Learn more
Children are more vulnerable to infections, and many diseases that are rare in Australia remain common in other parts of the world. Travel vaccinations protect against serious illnesses such as hepatitis, typhoid, and yellow fever, reducing the risk of infection during your trip. Vaccines also help prevent the spread of diseases when returning home, safeguarding both your child and the wider community.
In Australia, childhood immunisations are guided by the National Immunisation Program (NIP), ensuring children receive vaccines at key developmental stages. While vaccination is not legally mandatory, policies such as No Jab, No Play and No Jab, No Pay encourage high immunisation rates by linking vaccination status to childcare enrolment and government benefits.
Cervical cancer remains one of the leading causes of cancer in women worldwide. However, it is also one of the most preventable cancers when detected early.
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At every stage of life, maintaining your health is vital for living well. From reproductive health in your 20s to managing menopause in your 40s and beyond, taking proactive steps and seeking expert advice is essential.
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