Australia is entering its winter illness season, with a notable presence of influenza and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). The influenza vaccine, updated to combat the highly infectious H3N2 subclade K, is available and recommended for everyone aged six months and older. As of June, Australia has reported over 33,000 influenza cases, 40,000 Covid-19 cases, and more than 50,000 RSV cases, with rates lower than previous years. Covid-19 vaccinations are recommended for individuals aged 18 and above, and for children with specific medical conditions. Additionally, a free RSV vaccine is available for pregnant individuals, adults over 75, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people aged 60 and over. Despite a decline in vaccination rates among those aged 5 to 64, there has been a rise in flu vaccinations for children under five, attributed to the introduction of a needle-free nasal spray vaccine. The development of combined flu and Covid vaccines is underway, but availability remains uncertain for the upcoming year.