Australian influenza in context — Southern Hemisphere strain selection, season timing, AIH and ATAGI surveillance, and what shifts year to year.
Common Questions, Answered
Cold vs Influenza (Flu): A Clear, Workplace-Friendly Guide for Australia
Cold vs influenza in the Australian workplace — symptoms, duration, who's most at risk, and practical guidance for managers and wellbeing teams.
Common Questions, Answered
Influenza A Vs B In Australia: What Employers Need To Know For 2026
How influenza A and B differ, which is more common in Australian workplaces, and the 2026 switch to trivalent vaccines.
Common Questions, Answered
Australian Flu Season 2026: When It Starts, Peak Weeks and Vaccination Timing
When is flu season in Australia? It runs April to October, peaking June-September. Learn the best time to get your workplace flu vaccination in 2026.
Vaccine Science
Understanding the Flu Vaccine for the Southern Hemisphere
Get the latest information on Influenza for the Southern Hemisphere, including the latest flu strains and Corporate Care's flu programs.
Vaccine Science
Flu vaccine FAQ Australia: cost, free shots, timing
In Australia the seasonal flu vaccine is free under the National Immunisation Program for at-risk groups (children aged six months to five, adults 65 and over, pregnant women, Aboriginal and Torres…
Risk Groups & Conditions
Why Pregnant Women should get a Flu Shot
So, Why Pregnant Women should get Vaccinated? Because it can save your life and your baby's too. Be wise, be safe and vaccinate.
Common Questions, Answered
Four Reasons to Get the Flu Shot Each Year
A yearly flu shot lowers your odds of catching influenza, cuts the chance you pass it to colleagues, family or vulnerable people, and means you keep your week instead of losing one in bed.
Vaccine Science
Why Am I Sick After My Flu Shot? An RN Explains
The most likely reason you got sick after your flu shot is a different respiratory virus you caught around the same time.
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