Vaccination Information
Information on the COVID-19 vaccine across North Brisbane and the Moreton Bay region
COVID-19 vaccine
Everyone 5 years and over can book an appointment for a COVID-19 vaccine. To learn more about COVID-19 vaccines and getting vaccinated, visit the Department of Health COVID-19 vaccine website.
https://covid-vaccine.healthdirect.gov.au/booking/
Latest vaccine update
Most Omicron subvariants currently circulating in Australia are sub-lineages of XBB.1, with BA.2.8 representing a small but growing proportion. The World Health Organisation (WHO) has recommended COVID-19 vaccine formulations target the XBB.1 subvariant and move away from inclusion of the original (ancestral) strain.
Latest clinical information
Your local HealthPathways portal provides the latest information about the clinical aspects of COVID-19 vaccination, including advice, delivery, and follow‑up.
Community Pharmacies
Locate your community pharmacies participating in the COVID-19 vaccine.
Housebound people
Where people who are housebound and are having difficulty accessing a vaccination, they, their service provider, carer or family can contact the PHN for support in finding a provider, or to arrange an in-home vaccination.
Agencies should complete this online referral form to request support. Alternatively, please contact Brisbane North PHN on covid19@brisbanenorthphn.org.au or Brisbane South PHN on covidsupport@bsphn.org.au for further support.
People experiencing homelessness
Vaccinations are offered via outreach for people experiencing homelessness, including those living on the streets, in emergency accommodation, boarding houses or between shelters.
- Micah Projects (07 3036 4444) – various locations within Brisbane
- Queensland Injectors Health Network (QuIHN) (07 3620 8111) – various locations within Moreton Bay
- Street Doctor (07 3297 9666 or streetdoctor@medical-doctor.net) – various locations within Logan, Redlands and Beaudesert.
Contact your nearest provider to request an outreach visit to your facility/area.
Culturally and linguistically diverse communities
Vaccinations and support, including by bi-cultural and multi-lingual workers and access to interpreters for culturally and linguistically diverse communities, asylum seekers, refugee communities and non-Medicare eligible people.
- Mater Refugee Health Service (07 3163 2880) – available at their Woolloongabba clinic or co-located with general practices with a large culturally and linguistically diverse population and support for pop-up vaccination sites in various communities.
- World Wellness Group (07 3333 2100) – available at their clinic in Greenslopes and pop-up vaccination sites in various communities.
Contact these providers directly for vaccine information support for your community.
Non-Medicare eligible people
PHNs can also offer reimbursement to GPs for vaccinations administered to non-Medicare eligible people. Please contact Brisbane North PHN on covid19@brisbanenorthphn.org.au or Brisbane South PHN on covidsupport@bsphn.org.au for support.
First Nations Peoples
The Australian Department of Health has a dedicated web page that provide further information and resources to better inform Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples about the COVID-19 vaccine.
Vaccine booster
Learn about booster doses for COVID-19 vaccines, who they are recommended for, when you need one and how to get it.
