With stocks set to expire in August, the FluMist nasal spray has been made free for all children over the age of two.
Queensland is facing a possible vaccine shortage after a structural collapse at the site of the state’s only vaccine ...
Health minister Mark Butler says vaccines are being rushed into NT communities, with one suspected death ...
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Queensland's free influenza vaccine program to return this year with nasal spray for children aged two to five
Needle-free, nasal spray influenza vaccines will be rolled out for young Queensland children during this year's flu season. The state government has confirmed it is extending its free flu jab program ...
Healthcare workers without the COVID-19 vaccination will return to Queensland hospitals as the government begins consultation to scrap a pandemic-enforced rule. Health Minister Shannon Fentiman said ...
The state hopes an expansion of its nasal spray flu vaccine program will encourage more people to get inoculated following ...
Flu vaccinations are set to return to the Ekka after they were controversially axed in the first year of the LNP state ...
Cases of diphtheria could continue to rise as the number of people affected reaches 220 across the country — the biggest ...
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