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Australian Immunisation – What you need to know

Immunisation Agenda 2030

They are coming for your children; they will force medical procedures on you, and they will restrict your travel.

First do no harm – an underlying ethical approach to medicine that used to be practiced by doctors. But with the W.H.O.’s Immunization Agenda 2030 and the changes to the International Health Regulations (IHR’s) rushed through in 2024, together with the proposed Pandemic Treaty, there will be no escape from mandated vaccinations and treatments. Governments around the world will give their power over to the WHO and the UN if they don’t reject these documents. To stop this, Australia must exit the WHO!

Australian Immunisation

Australian Immunisation Handbook

The Australian Immunisation Handbook provides clinical guidelines for healthcare professionals and others about using vaccines safely and effectively. The Handbook references the WHO-UNICEF-World Bank 2009 report: ‘State of the world’s vaccines and immunization,’ and refers to worldwide, immunisation programs preventing around 2.5 million deaths each year. The Handbook itself, is written based on recommendations from the Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) and approved by the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC).

There’s also an App, plus catch-up vaccination schedules, information on diseases and vaccinations, and information on the National Immunisation Program Schedule.

National Immunisation Program Schedule

The Australian government National Immunisation Program Schedule was updated on 1 July 2024. It provides recommended vaccines and schedule points, while the Australian Immunisation Register records which vaccinations you’ve had. You can choose who can see your vaccination records, update your vaccination history and get a copy of your records. And if you’ve received the Covid-19 vaccination you can get an international certificate as well.

Unpacking the Australian Childhood Immunisation Schedule

If you’re looking for more information about Australian immunisation, why not explore Inform Me which has a wide range of resources. From podcasts, articles, expert interview and courses, this website looks at vaccines generally, how the immunisation schedule was developed and then goes more deeply into individual vaccines.

COVID-19

Current COVID-19 Recommendations

ATAGI is the government agency that despite all the world-wide scientific evidence of harm caused by the COVID-19 ‘vaccine’ and the excess deaths (too baffled, nothing to see here) is still recommending them.

The ATAGI Fact Sheet dated 29 February 2024 states the following in relation to COVID-19 Vaccines:

  • Vaccination remains the most important measure to protect those at risk of severe disease from COVID-19.
  • COVID-19 vaccines are recommended every 6 to 12 months for older adults and adults with severe immunocompromise due to their ongoing risk of severe COVID-19.
  • COVID-19 vaccines can be co-administered (given on the same day) with any other vaccine for people aged ≥5 years.
  • ATAGI recommends a dose of COVID-19 vaccine for adults aged ≥75 years every 6 months.
  • ATAGI recommends the following groups receive a dose of COVID-19 vaccine every 12 months, and can consider a dose every 6 months, based on a risk-benefit assessment:
    • Adults aged 65—74 years
    • Adults aged 18—64 years with severe immunocompromise
  • The following groups can consider a COVID-19 vaccine every 12 months, based on a risk-benefit assessment:
    • All other adults aged 18—64 years
    • Children and adolescents aged 5—<18 years with severe immunocompromise

Current FAQ’s on COVID-19

The National Centre for Immunisation Research and Surveillance Australia (NCIRS) FAQ’s (as at 9 Sep 2024) still say that “COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective and are available free of charge, even if you don’t have a Medicare card.”

NCIRS “is the leading research organisation in Australia that provides objective expert advice on all aspects of vaccine preventable diseases, and other issues related to immunisation, to inform policy and planning for immunisation services in Australia.”

NCIRS is a partner to the WHO and the UNICEF which called for renewed action as new data revealed uneven global vaccination coverage and immunity gaps. And not surprisingly, with Shingles recognised as a side effect of the COVID-19 Vaccinations, NCIRS data is showing a dramatic increase in the number of shingles vaccinations administered in Australia. Well, that would be because of the of all the commercials, and medical professionals, pushing the shingles vaccination.

Complete COVID-19 genetic 'Vaccines' science update

Dr Trozzi, together with other world-renowned experts from the World Council for Health, provides lots of information in this update on COVID-19. From; where do we stand in 2024, a genetic precipice, DNA implications, male fertility, and achieving justice, to the WHO’s plans. This expert hearing on COVID-19 injections will get you up-to-date.

Vaccinations

Vaccination risks and strategies

The Australian Vaccination-Risks Network (AVN) has great information and resources on vaccination risks plus affidavits, court filings, letters and ways you can take action against workplace vaccination threats. Yes, some workplaces still require vaccinations as a requirement of employment. Learn The Risk is a US-based, non-profit organization educating people worldwide on the dangers of pharmaceutical products, including vaccines and unnecessary medical treatments. that are literally killing us.

Vaccinations – How they affect children’s health

Steve Kirsch’s Substack explains how a new survey confirms that vaccines are, by far, the number one cause of chronic disease in America. In one of his recent articles, find out how the health of vaccinated and unvaccinated children compare.

What makes all vaccines so dangerous?

Do you know about the zeta potential of adjuvants and vaccines and how it affects our health? A mid-western Doctor explains. You might not want to take another vaccine, ever.

Vaccinations - Five scientific reasons why people do what they do

Eccentrik’s Substack has five scientific reasons why your ‘vaccinated’ friends and family won’t listen, and what to do about it.

  1. “WCH” Syndrome.
  2. Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon.
  3. The Overton Window.
  4. The Hawthorne Effect.
  5. Defense Mechanisms and Cognitive Dissonance.

He also provides links to top doctors, scientists and minds who have spoken out about the vaccinations. A useful list to have.

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