The interim CDC
The interim CDC aims to improve the health of all Australians by working to protect the country from health threats.
What we do
Find out about the role of the interim CDC and our key areas of responsibility.
Who we engage with
Find out how the interim CDC is engaging with key Australian communities and stakeholders.
News
News
Ready to respond – how data helps us prepare for disease threats
News
Flu season has begun. While flu cases are elevated, they remain lower than flu cases at the same time in previous years. There is no cause for concern. We track data for the flu and 69 other diseases to help us understand, predict and prepare for disease threats so we can respond if needed.
Interim Australian CDC to present at the 2025 Communicable Disease and Immunisation Conference
News
We’re presenting at the Public Health Association of Australia 2025 Communicable Disease and Immunisation Conference (CDIC) in Adelaide. Join us later this month to learn more about communicable disease management and surveillance from experts around Australia.
Look after yourself as floodwaters recede
Article
As floodwaters recede in New South Wales, look after yourself – both physically and emotionally. Floods increase the risk of infections, mosquito-borne illnesses, and food and water contamination. Finding medicines can be harder, and the mental health toll, significant. Support is available.