The annual influenza vaccination remains the most effective way to protect patients—especially those most vulnerable—from serious illness and complications caused by the flu. The Influenza Vaccination Program provides up-to-date guidance and resources for immunisation providers to support the safe, timely, and efficient delivery of flu vaccines across NSW.

This page brings together key tools, guidelines, and reference materials to support immunisation providers in delivering safe, effective, and evidence-based vaccination services.

Pharmacists play an increasingly important role in improving access to vaccination across the community. Under approved authority, pharmacists in NSW can initiate and administer a range of vaccines to eligible patients in accordance with state regulations and clinical guidelines.

This page provides a collection of easy-to-read information sheets covering a range of vaccines, eligibility criteria, and common questions about immunisation.

Yellow fever is a serious viral disease spread by infected mosquitoes, primarily in parts of Africa and South America. Vaccination is the most effective way to prevent infection and is a requirement for entry into certain countries.