Unusually low flu rates recorded across NSW this season
New South Wales is experiencing a delayed and mild flu season, though health experts warn that low vaccination rates and expiring nasal spray stock could pose risks. Residents are encouraged to seek vaccinations during the school holidays.
Why it matters
Public health officials are concerned that community immunity may be lower than expected, potentially leading to a late-season surge.
This year's flu season is delayed. File picture NSW is experiencing an unusually mild and delayed start to the winter flu season, though health experts warn a lack of vaccinations and upcoming stock expirations could leave the community vulnerable.
The article relies on medical expert testimony and public health data without political framing.
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