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COVID-19 vaccinations are now rolling out across Australia.

Do you know if you’re eligible to receive yours?

Australia’s COVID-19 Vaccination Rollout has been gaining momentum since starting in February.

The vaccines are voluntary, universal, and free for all Australians. The Federal Government’s national rollout strategy aims to ensure that all Australians have access to a vaccine, for as many people to be vaccinated as possible.

COVID-19 vaccines administered have been approved for use by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA), which assesses the safety, quality, and effectiveness of vaccines.

The vaccination rollout commenced with individuals belonging to the highest priority groups and has since evolved to include many more Australians.

This large amount of information can be overwhelming, so we’ve simplified it for you.

Simply click on the button below to find out if YOU are eligible to get your COVID-19 vaccine and where you can receive it!

Frequently Asked Questions

The COVID-19 Vaccine National Rollout Strategy is the Federal Government’s 5-phase progressive vaccination scheme aimed at giving all Australians the opportunity to receive the vaccination, with members of the highest priority populations receiving their vaccinations first. High priority populations include aged care and disability care residents and workers, frontline healthcare workers and quarantine and border workers. Through the program, up to 61.6 million doses of vaccines will be administered to Australians.

Australia has strict requirements for the testing and approval of vaccines, and all vaccines are subject to rigorous testing by the TGA. The TGA has approved two vaccines for use in Australia. This means that these vaccines have met the TGA’s rigorous standards for safety, quality and efficacy. It will be free to all Australians.

The Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) recommends that the COVID-19 vaccine by Pfizer is preferred in adults aged under 60 years.

In people 60 years and over, ATAGI continues to advise that the benefit of vaccination with AstraZeneca COVID vaccine outweighs the risks associated with vaccination.

If in doubt, please speak to your community pharmacist, GP or primary healthcare professional to discuss your needs. (Source) (Source)

Everyone in Australia will be offered a COVID-19 vaccine.

Each COVID-19 vaccine can be slightly different. It is important to talk to your GP or community pharmacist about any existing medical conditions to find out if vaccination is suitable for you. (Source)

  • Please speak to your community pharmacist, GP or primary healthcare professional to discuss your needs.

You may experience minor side effects following vaccination. Most side effects last no more than a couple of days and you will recover without any problems.

Common reactions to vaccination include:

  • Pain, redness and/or swelling where you received the needle
  • Mild fever
  • Headache
  • Serious reactions such as allergic reactions are extremely rare. They usually occur within 15 minutes of receiving a vaccine. After you receive your vaccine, you should wait this amount of time before you leave to ensure your safety in case a reaction occurs.


Use the COVID-19 vaccine side effects symptom checker if you have concerns about any symptoms after your vaccine. The checker is also available through the National Coronavirus Helpline, 1800 020 080, 24 hours a day.

The COVID-19 vaccine side effects symptom checker is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a medical professional for serious symptoms or emergencies.

For specific advice about side effects from different doses of vaccines, ask your GP or primary healthcare professional.

See your GP or primary healthcare professional as soon as possible or go directly to a hospital if:
  • you have a reaction that you consider severe or unexpected
  • you are concerned about your condition after vaccination.

Vaccination locations will be established across metropolitan, regional, rural and remote Australia and include:

  • Participating community pharmacies.
  • Vaccination clinics run by States and Territories.
  • Hospital hubs in urban and rural locations across Australia. The number of hubs will increase as more doses arrive in Australia.
  • GP respiratory clinics & General Practices that meet specific requirements
  • Aboriginal Controlled Community Health Services

    • As the rollout continues, more locations will also be made available. When vaccines become broadly available, some workplace vaccination sites and more community pharmacies across Australia that meet specific requirements will be added.

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About The Pharmacy Guild of Australia & The Australasian College of Pharmacy

The Pharmacy Guild of Australia

The Pharmacy Guild of Australia is a national employers’ organisation registered under the federal Fair Work Act 2009, with over 90 years of experience in representing and promoting the value of community pharmacy in the Australian healthcare system. Community pharmacies are a vital part of our national health system, with the potential to make an even bigger contribution to the health of all Australians.

The Australasian College of Pharmacy

The Australasian College of Pharmacy has independently supported pharmacists for more than 40 years of pharmacy with quality and affordable continuing professional development. The College provides pharmacists with easy-to-use CPD recording and learning plans, an extensive range of CPD content and post nominals. A key objective of the Australasian College of Pharmacy is to develop and deliver educational, training and research programs and to contribute to the advancement of the profession.