Mallee Track Health & Community Service

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08/02/2026
06/02/2026

There has been a recent increase in measles cases in Victoria linked to overseas travel, with a total of six cases to date in 2026.

There is an ongoing risk of measles importation in travellers returning from overseas and interstate.

💉 People born during or after 1966 who have not had two doses of MMR vaccine, or are unsure of their vaccination status, are advised to get vaccinated for measles.

👶 Infants aged 6 to 11 months can receive a state-funded dose of MMR vaccine prior to overseas travel through their GP or Aboriginal Health Service.

ℹ️ Measles is a highly infectious viral disease that can lead to uncommon but serious complications, such as pneumonia and brain inflammation (encephalitis).

👉 Exposure: New public exposure sites have been identified.
People who have attended the listed exposure sites, during the specified dates and times contained within the link below, should monitor for symptoms of measles.

⚠️ Symptoms: Anyone who develops symptoms of measles should seek medical care. Wear a mask and call ahead to make sure you can be isolated from others.

For the full list of these exposure sites, symptoms to monitor for, and information about vaccinations: https://go.vic.gov.au/4qnsd38

Things are heating up for next week so here's some important information to keep you cool during the upcoming extreme he...
04/02/2026

Things are heating up for next week so here's some important information to keep you cool during the upcoming extreme heat events. Be prepared, check in on your family, friends and neighbours and most of all stay cool!

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04/02/2026

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03/02/2026

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