Immunisation

Immunisation is a simple, safe and effective way of protecting people against harmful diseases in the community. Brisbane City Council's immunisation clinics provide free vaccinations to eligible residents.

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Vaccine schedules

Visit the National Health and Medical Research Council's website to find vaccination schedules for Queensland. 

For tuberculosis (TB) vaccinations, contact Queensland Health.

Council provides a free immunisation service through our community immunisation clinics. Find out locations, dates, times and download consent forms and factsheets.

It is recommended that people over 65 years be vaccinated against pneumococcal and influenza. Find out what vaccinations are available for seniors at Council immunisation clinics.

Find out who is eligible to receive vaccinations at Council's immunisation clinics. Includes information for children, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, seniors and students including catch-up vaccinations for students who have missed school vaccinations.

Find out which diseases Council immunises against and the possible side effects.

The Australian Immunisation Register (AIR) is a national register administered by the Department of Human Services (Medicare Australia). Find out how to request immunisation records from AIR.

Last updated: 27 February 2022

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