Vaccinations at your community pharmacy
Community pharmacies across Australia give a range of vaccines, from flu and COVID-19 to whooping cough, shingles, tetanus and travel jabs. Some are free under the National Immunisation Program for eligible people. Pick the vaccine you need, or find a pharmacy near you.
In-pharmacy vaccinationVaccinations pharmacies

Jerramungup Pharmacy AMCAL
9 Memorial Rd, Jerramungup WA, 6337

Lyndoch St Mary Pharmacy
24 Barossa Valley Way, Lyndoch SA, 5351

Flaxmill Road Pharmacy
1/303 Flaxmill Road Flaxmill Shopping Centre, 9 Midhurst Ave, Christie Downs SA, 5164

Strathmore Pharmacy
23 Woodland St, Essendon VIC, 3040

Capital Chemist Hobart
232/242 Liverpool St, Hobart TAS 7000, Hobart TAS, 7000
Optimal Pharmacy+ Scarborough
91 Scarborough Beach Rd, Scarborough WA, 6019

TerryWhite Chemmart Ayr
109 Queen St, Ayr QLD, 4807

Mercato on Byron Chempro Chemist
2/108-114 Jonson St, Byron Bay NSW, 2481

TerryWhite Chemmart New Lambton
83 Regent St, New Lambton NSW, 2305

Rathmines Pharmacy
Unit 2/12 Fishing Point Rd, Rathmines NSW 2283, Rathmines NSW, 2283
Cantatore Pharmacy
86 Cartwright St, Ingham QLD 4850, Ingham QLD, 4850

TerryWhite Chemmart Mawson Place
Mawson Place, Shop T02/8 Capital St, Mawson Lakes SA, 5095
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Which vaccines are free in Australia?
The National Immunisation Program funds vaccines for eligible people based on age, pregnancy, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander status, and certain medical conditions. Eligibility differs by vaccine, so check the relevant vaccine page or ask your pharmacist. You can also see the full schedule on the Department of Health website.
Good to know
Finding vaccinations pharmacies
Quick answers to common questions.
Community pharmacies commonly give flu, COVID-19, whooping cough, shingles, tetanus and many travel vaccines. The exact list and minimum ages vary by state and territory.
Some pharmacies take walk-ins, others prefer bookings. Check with the pharmacy.
Often yes. For example, flu and COVID-19 can be given at the same visit. Your pharmacist will advise.
This page is general health information for educational purposes only. It is not personal medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and does not establish a practitioner-patient relationship. Eligibility and funding are set by the National Immunisation Program and can change. Ask your pharmacist or doctor about your situation.
