Three doses is the new definition of being fully vaccinated for people in Australia

The Homebush vaccination hub, in Sydney Source: AAP

Under new advice from the Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation, people aged 16 and older who have received a booster will be considered up to date with their vaccines. Fully vaccinated People In Australia now means three doses - a course of two vaccines plus a third booster dose. While the plan is to make that advice mandatory only domestically, there are concerns some states could expand it to include foreign travellers.

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