October 25, 2021
South Burnett Mayor Brett Otto has urged South Burnett residents to “do their part” and get vaccinated against COVID-19.
“The more people vaccinated in the South Burnett, the more protected we are against COVID-19, and the sooner we can open the border and be reunited with our loved ones for Christmas,” the Mayor said.
“I implore our community to do their due diligence and get vaccinated.
“We are at a stage where we must learn to live with COVID-19.
“The vaccine is our only defence against it, and the only guarantee for us to get back to living full lives again.”
The Mayor said current clinics administering COVID-19 vaccinations in the South Burnett are:
- Blackbutt Medical Centre – AstraZeneca
- Blooms the Chemist, Kingaroy – AstraZeneca and Moderna
- Blooms the Chemist, Kingaroy Town Centre (IGA) – AstraZeneca and Moderna
- Bunya Pines Family Practice, Kingaroy – AstraZeneca
- CRAICCHS Kingaroy – AstraZeneca and Pfizer
- Good Price Pharmacy Warehouse, Kingaroy – AstraZeneca and Moderna
- Haly Health and Skin Medical Centre – AstraZeneca and Pfizer
- Kingaroy Discount Drug Store – AstraZeneca and Moderna
- Kingaroy Medical Centre – AstraZeneca and Pfizer
- Murgon Family Medical Practice – AstraZeneca only
- Nanango Discount Drug Store – AstraZeneca and Moderna
- Nanango Medical Centre – AstraZeneca and Pfizer
- Taabinga Family Practice, Kingaroy – AstraZeneca and Pfizer
- Wondai Medical Centre – AstraZeneca only
Vaccinations are also available at Queensland Health locations and at CRAICCHS in Cherbourg.
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Queensland Health released another COVID-19 contact tracing location on Monday, this time at Crestmead in Logan.
A full list of current contact tracing venues can be found online
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The State Government unveiled the re-opening roadmap, “COVID-19 Vaccine Plan to Unite Families”, last Monday (see below, or download)
It outlines what will occur when 70, 80 and 90 per cent of eligible Queenslanders are fully vaccinated.
- Download Border Plan (368kb PDF)
