Support for compulsory vaccination falls

Nicholas O’Donoghue 20/10/2025

Promotion of vaccination services may be key to arresting declining support for mandatory shots, Guild says Australia is falling behind the rest of the world in the population’s support for compulsory vaccinations, a new report reveals. The 2025 Ipsos Health Service Report found 60% of Australians back mandatory vaccinations for infectious diseases – down

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