Immunisation

All parents want the very best for their child’s health.


You’re looking after their best interests if you consider the facts so you can make an informed decision about vaccination.


  • Immunisation saves lives
  • Vaccines strengthen your child’s immune system
  • All childhood diseases we vaccinate against can cause serious illness, including death
  • Nearly 95% of five-year-old children in Australia are vaccinated – this figure needs to be as high as possible
  • All vaccines available in Australia have been thoroughly tested for safety and effectiveness and are continually monitored
  • Skipping or delaying vaccinations puts your child and those around you at risk of contracting serious diseases
  • Immunisation is a safe and effective way of giving protection against diseases such as whooping cough and measles.

Shingles & Flu Vaccine 2024

Private Flu Vaccines are available NOW!

Please call our receptionists to make a booking. Please note that a fee of $20 applies for the private flu vaccine ontop of what your doctor may charge.


Government Funded* Flu Vaccines are available from 8th April 2024!

Flu clinics are now closed, but can still be administered by making an appointment.


*Government funded Flu Vaccines are eligible for the following groups:

  • All Medically At Risk persons aged 6 months and older
  • All pregnant women
  • All Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people aged 6 months and older
  • All children 6 months to less than 5  years
  • All persons aged 65 years and older


Shingles Vaccines are available NOW!

Government funded Shingles vaccines are back! Please call our receptionists to make a booking.



Immunisation Facts In 90 Seconds

Are vaccines safe?

Book in for a vaccination

The doctors offer a full range of immunisations – by appointment – please let the staff know if you need an immunisation so they can book you in with one of our nurses.


A full immunisation program is provided for children. Please let one of our receptionists know when making the appointment (and remember to bring your blue book!)

Travel Vaccinations

What vaccines do you need for travel?

If you travel outside Australia, you may get sick from a number of diseases that vaccination can prevent.

There is no standard immunisation schedule that will suit all travellers. Different countries have different vaccination requirements. The recommended vaccines for travelling depend on a number of factors, including:

  • your age
  • pregnancy or planning pregnancy
  • underlying medical conditions
  • vaccination history
  • location
  • season of travel

When should you get vaccinated?

You should consult your doctor six to 12 weeks before you leave Australia.


Don’t wait until the last minute to visit your doctor to discuss what vaccines you need for your trip.


You might need several doses of a particular vaccine.


You might also need time after immunisation for your body to develop full immunity.

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