Survey shows Australians don't think kids need the flu vaccine

A flu vaccination sign at a Sydney medical practice

A flu vaccination sign at a Sydney medical practice Source: SBS

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Despite a high number of flu cases already this year, new research shows most Australians aren’t planning to get a flu shot and only 10 per cent think kids need it.

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