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Disease surveillance

Where to find current data on vaccine-preventable diseases

Find official Victorian and Australian reports, national notification data and FluTracking community surveys.

Read the period and the measure

Open the original report to check its publication date, reporting period and methods. Notifications, symptoms, hospitalisations and deaths measure different things. Reporting delays and revisions can change the figures. Population data cannot diagnose symptoms or determine your personal risk.

Influenza (flu)

Follow influenza activity through respiratory reports, national notifications and community symptom surveys.

Reading this information

Compare the same period and measure. Symptoms reported to a survey are not all confirmed influenza infections.

Reports and guidance

RSV (respiratory syncytial virus)

RSV activity is included in Victorian respiratory reporting and national notification data.

Reading this information

Check age groups and reporting coverage. Community case counts do not determine an individual vaccination or infant prevention plan.

Reports and guidance

Pertussis (whooping cough)

Use notification reports to follow reported pertussis cases in Victoria and Australia.

Reading this information

Notification totals describe reported cases. For an exposure, symptoms or pregnancy advice, contact a clinician rather than waiting for the next report.

Reports and guidance

Mpox

The Victorian mpox page links to current public-health information, prevention advice and provider pathways.

Reading this information

Read current advice and eligibility criteria directly. Seek prompt clinical or public-health advice after a possible exposure.

Reports and guidance

Measles, mumps and rubella

These are separate diseases in notification systems. Select the disease you need when using a dashboard.

Reading this information

After a possible measles exposure, contact a GP or local public health unit promptly. Call ahead before attending a health service if measles is suspected.

Reports and guidance

COVID-19

Victorian respiratory reports and national notifications provide different views of reported COVID-19 activity.

Reading this information

Reporting and testing practices affect comparisons over time. These data do not measure every infection or replace current clinical guidance.

Reports and guidance

If you have symptoms now

  • Breathing difficulty, chest pain or another emergency: call 000.
  • Symptoms that concern you: seek clinical advice promptly. A surveillance dashboard cannot tell you what illness you have.
  • Possible measles symptoms or exposure: contact a GP or local public health unit and call ahead before attending so the service can take precautions.
  • Possible mpox exposure: seek prompt advice from a clinician or local public health unit. Preventive options depend on timing and individual assessment.

About these sources

Victorian infectious disease surveillance

Directory of Victorian reports. Publication schedules and reporting periods differ by report.

Victorian respiratory surveillance report

Fortnightly reports covering COVID-19, influenza and RSV. Check the reporting period and publication date; figures may be revised.

Australian CDC: NNDSS data visualisation tool

National notification data updated daily. Select disease, jurisdiction and period, and read the definitions before comparing counts.

FluTracking community reports

Weekly survey reports on influenza-like symptoms. These participant reports are different from laboratory-confirmed notifications.

Need help interpreting any of this?

Ask the pharmacist about your records and available vaccination services. Clinical suitability, funding, appointment length and any fees are confirmed individually. For symptoms or recent exposure, seek clinical advice promptly.

Source links and descriptions checked 25 October 2026. The listed organisations control their reports and update schedules. This directory provides general information and does not determine clinical suitability, eligibility or treatment.