Charlie was in a coma for days after contracting the rare but preventable disease. He was lucky to survive.
Pilbara mining company set to offer measles booster after outbreak at mine
Iron-ore giant Fortescue says it will offer vaccine boosters after three measles cases were confirmed at its Pilbara mine earlier this month.
Eroding trust and misinformation at the heart of declining vaccination rates
A new report finds out-of-pocket costs and eroding trust are contributing to a "concerning" decline in childhood vaccination rates.
Lives ruined and tears shed from Australians injured by COVID vaccines
Thousands of Australians who were injured by COVID vaccines say they are facing a 'cruel and complex' system to get compensation from the government.
'He was pretty much lifeless': Mother's warning as SA announces nasal spray flu vaccine
Three-year-old Clive has a brain injury after contracting influenza B. His mother is urging others to be immunised as SA announces it will make a nasal spray vaccination available to young children next year.
Queensland CHO on state's measles outbreak
Queensland CHO on state's measles outbreak
What rising cases mean for Australia's status as free of endemic measles
So far this year, there have been 121 measles notifications across Australia — the highest number since 2019, when there were 284 notifications.
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Trump hits out at Florida's 'tough stance' on vaccines
The US President says there are a number of vaccines that work and people should take them.
Fault lines form as Robert F Kennedy Jr's anti-vaccine agenda forges ahead
US Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr's anti-vaccination agenda is gaining ground, but resistance is coming from all sides.
Tredrea ordered to pay $149k for Channel Nine's legal costs
A court orders ex-footballer and sports presenter Warren Tredrea to pay $149,000 to cover legal costs that were accumulated by his former employer, Channel Nine, during part of the long-running court battle between the parties.
Trump says RFK Jr has a 'different take' on vaccines
US President Donald Trump has told reporters US Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr is a 'very good person' with a different take on topics, including vaccines.
Democratic senator grills Kennedy over vaccines: 'How can you be that ignorant?'
Democrats and Republicans have pushed US Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr on his recent vaccine policies during a combative three-hour Senate hearing.
White House names new US health boss after firing over MAHA policies
The White House says Susan Monarez, who was appointed to lead the Centers for Disease Control less than a month ago, is not "aligned" with Donald Trump's agenda.
Qld premier, deputy premier refuse to publicly share flu vax status
Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie has told reporters whether he has had a flu vaccination is "between me and my doctor".
US on the brink of major public health failure
Under the watch of Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr a vaccine-preventable disease has continued to spread across the US.
Academics criticised for stances on fire ant treatment, vaccines
The University of Queensland has defended the "fundamental principles of freedom of speech" of researchers who pushed conspiracy theories and misinformation around fire ant treatments and vaccines.
First toddler flu death in WA for 2025 prompts vaccination warning
Experts urge people to get vaccinated against the flu, after the death of a little girl from the virus in Perth.
Parents told to say 'goodbye' to their daughter after missing one influenza vaccine
Stephanie and Ian Campbell were "naive" about the impacts of Influenza B until their daughter was fighting for her life. They have a message to those who haven't got their kids vaccinated.
Hundreds of aged care facilities battle COVID outbreaks across Australia
Dozens of aged care residents are dying of COVID each week as facilities grapple with more than 240 outbreaks nationwide.
Hospitals still under pressure as elective surgeries remain on hold
Elective surgeries remain on hold at several major Queensland hospitals. State leaders are calling the influx of flu and COVID-19 patients taking up valuable beds "overwhelming" and "startling".
Researchers on brink of breakthrough in tuberculosis protection
Tuberculosis is the world's deadliest infectious disease, but Queensland researchers think vaccinating via the lungs could help fight it.