Western Australia’s free influenza vaccination program is extended until the end of July as reported by multiple outlets. The State Government previously offered free flu vaccines, and it now adds another month to the program because vaccination rates remain low. Residents can continue to access the free jab through the government’s vaccination initiative during the extended period. The extension maintains the same general availability of the program, allowing eligible people in WA to get vaccinated before the end of July. The reports do not describe changes to eligibility criteria or locations, but they both identify the same reason for extending the program: uptake is not yet at desired levels. Overall, the extension is aimed at encouraging greater participation in flu vaccination ahead of the relevant flu season timeframe. The outlets provide consistent information that the program’s end date has moved to the end of July.