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Protect yourself and others this flu season
Getting an annual flu vaccine helps to protect Queenslanders and their loved ones from the serious symptoms of flu. This year’s campaign encourages Queenslanders to get their free flu vaccine, including the new nasal spray flu vaccine, free for children aged 2-5 years.
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13.07.2026
Surgery Connect delivers life-changing relief for Kelly
Thanks to Queensland Health's Surgery Connect Program, Kelly Riley was able to get life-changing surgery sooner, after suffering from excruciating pain in her lower back, hip and leg for 18 months. -
10.07.2026
Closing the Gap Starts Long Before Graduation
One of Queensland's most promising investments continues to grow by recognising the strengths, knowledge, and leadership that First Nations students bring into the workforce. -
03.07.2026
PPEP Talk: Changing conversations around periods, pelvic pain, and endometriosis
The Pelvic Pain Foundation of Australia (PPFA) is transforming how we teach and speak about pelvic health to high school students through its Periods, Pain, and Endometriosis Program (PPEP Talk®) by inviting boys to be part of the conversation.