Campaigns
The Department of Health manages social marketing campaigns across a range of important public health issues.
Campaigns can range from large scale public awareness efforts which might be seen on television, radio, outdoor and web advertising, with extensive public relation activities across multiple media channels, to niche campaigns that target very specific audiences.
Click on the name of each campaign for more detail.
Sexual Health
Overseas-acquired STIs
Awareness for STI prevention to men travelling overseas to areas with a high prevalence of HIV
Workplace safety
Stop the Violence
Everyone should expect to feel safe in their work environment.
Food safety
Play it Food Safe
Preventing food poisoning is easy. Just Clean, Separate, Cook and Chill.
Urgent care
GP urgent care
Not all urgencies are emergencies.
Sexual health
Unprotected sex...
Awareness of online STI testing and safe sex among young people.
Sexual health
Look after your blood...
Awareness of the consequences of sharing needles and treatment options
Sexual health
Stay safe you mob!
Awareness of STIs and blood-borne viruses.
Sexual health
Get the facts
A series of videos to help teenagers learn about growing up, sexual health and staying safe in relationships.
Mosquito prevention
Fight the Bite
Protect yourself against mosquito-borne diseases – cover up, repel and clean up to prevent infection.
Immunisation
Year 7/8 school-based program
Students in year 7 and 8 will be offered the HPV vaccine.
Immunisation
Year 10 school-based program
Students in year 10 can receive the meningococcal ACWY vaccine.
Immunisation
Stop the spread of influenza
People are urged to get the influenza vaccine and take steps to stop the spread of infection.
Immunisation
Adult measles vaccination
Free measles vaccination available to people born after 1965.
Last reviewed: 10-11-2019