In accordance with Australian Public Health advice, we ask that any individuals who have travelled overseas in the last 30 days and who begin experiencing flu like symptoms/fever consult with our doctors via our telehealth app Medinet.
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Where can I get more information?
Public Health Information Line on 1800 004 599. NSW call 1300 066 055. QLD call 13HEALTH (13 43 25 84). VIC call 1300 651 160. Australian Government Department of Health homepage at www.health.gov.au
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