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Australian Government sources about Covid-19 vaccines

Australians could require four or five jabs to be considered ‘up to date’ with COVID-19 vaccines Health officials haven’t ruled out four or even five doses of COVID-19 vaccine being required to be considered “up to date”. Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) chair Nigel Crawford made the admission while appearing before a Senate estimates committee.
Everything you need to know about vaccines after fourth dose greenlit At risk Australians are being advised to get a fourth pre-winter dose of COVID-19 vaccine as the Omicron sub-variant pushes up case numbers ahead of a potentially serious flu season.
Fourth COVID-19 Vaccine Jab On The Way For Older & Vulnerable Australians Vulnerable and older Australians will soon be able to get a fourth COVID-19 vaccine dose. The Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation has recommended a second booster be administered for Australians over 65, Indigenous Australians over 50, those in disability care and those who are immunocompromised over the age of 16.