Immunisations
Vaccination is one of the most effective things you can do for your health — and your family’s. We immunise all ages, from six weeks up.
- Preventive Care
Protection at every stage of life.
We provide the full childhood schedule under the National Immunisation Program, adult boosters and catch-ups, annual influenza vaccination, shingles and pneumococcal vaccines for older patients, and pregnancy vaccinations including whooping cough and flu. Every dose is recorded on the Australian Immunisation Register.
NIP vaccines are free for eligible patients. Flu vaccines are free for children under five, adults 65 and over, pregnant women, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and those with certain medical conditions; a private fee applies otherwise. Flu vaccinations for this season are available now.
Not sure what you’re due for? Book a quick review. We’ll check your Immunisation Register history and your risk factors — age, travel, pregnancy, chronic conditions, occupation — and tell you exactly what’s recommended and what it costs, before anything is given.
Childhood schedule
All NIP childhood vaccines, free, recorded on the AIR.
Flu vaccinations
Annual flu shots for the whole family, now available.
Adult boosters & catch-ups
Tetanus, whooping cough, shingles, pneumococcal and more.
Pregnancy vaccinations
Whooping cough and flu vaccines recommended in pregnancy.
- How to prepare
- Bring your Medicare card and, for children, the blue book.
- Wear a top with sleeves that roll up easily.
- Tell us about any previous vaccine reactions or allergies.
- Plan to stay 15 minutes after the vaccine for observation.
Opening Hours
Mon · Wed · Fri
9:00am – 6:00pm
Tue & Thu
9:00am – 7:00pm
Sat & Sun
Closed
- Common Questions
Frequently asked questions
Which vaccines are free?
All National Immunisation Program vaccines are free for eligible patients — the childhood schedule, plus funded adult vaccines like shingles and pneumococcal for qualifying age groups. Your GP will confirm eligibility before vaccinating.
Who should get a flu shot?
Everyone six months and older is recommended to have an annual flu vaccine. It’s free for young children, over-65s, pregnant women and people with certain conditions; a modest private fee applies for everyone else.
Can I catch up on missed vaccinations?
Yes. We check your history on the Australian Immunisation Register and build a catch-up schedule. Most missed doses can be made up at any age.
Is it safe to have vaccines while pregnant?
Whooping cough and influenza vaccines are specifically recommended during pregnancy — they protect both you and your newborn. Your GP will advise on timing.
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