Where you can get a Covid-19 booster vaccine in Australia

Australians have rushed to try and make a phone or online booking for their Covid-19 booster vaccine. See where you can get one near you.

GP clinics, chemists and online booking platforms have been inundated with Australians desperate to get their Covid-19 booster shot.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has also said the Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) is reviewing the booster shot rollout “every week”.

We are “ready to go” if the interval time is cut by another month.

At this stage, he said the government would follow expert advice before flagging that further changes to fast-track the booster vaccine rollout.

It comes after Health Minister Greg Hunt also said issued a statement saying Australians aged 18 and over now have the choice to receive a Moderna or Pfizer Covid-19 booster shot following approval from ATAGI.

“Moderna and Pfizer are the preferred vaccines for the booster doses – irrespective of what vaccine a person received for their primary course of vaccination,” the statement read.

ATAGI also recently updated its advice to recommend booster doses be provided from five months after completion of the primary course, given the likelihood of ongoing transmission of both Omicron and Delta variants.

Can’t find a place to get your booster jab — or still looking for a place to get your vaccination?

See the full list below for where you could get a jab in your neighbourhood:

VACCINATION BY AGE BRACKET

This data from the Australian health department shows how Australia is progressing with vaccination by percentage in each age bracket. It is updated daily in the afternoon.

WHO’S VACCINATED BY LGA IN AUSTRALIA

Use our map to drill down and see who is getting their first and second doses in each LGA across the nation.

AUSTRALIA’S 4 STEP PATH OUT OF THE PANDEMIC

HOW AUSTRALIA’S VACCINATIONS COMPARE GLOBALLY

This graph shows the latest information from Our World in Data, which captures where Australia is in comparison to other state with its share of the population that are fully vaccinated against Covid-19 with two doses.

ASTRAZENECA BLOOD CLOTS: WHAT WE KNOW

Here is a visual explanation of TTS - Thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndome, which can occure after having the AstraZeneca vaccine. The data used for this graphic comes from ATAGI and the European Medical Agency.

HOW PFIZER AND ASTRAZENECA COMPARE

HOW THE MODERNA VACCINE WORKS

PFIZER AND ASTRAZENECA’S SIDE EFFECTS

AUSTRALIA’S VACCINE DEALS

According to the Australian government, these are the nation’s current vaccine deals.

Originally published as Where you can get a Covid-19 booster vaccine in Australia