Tens of millions of people around the globe have already been vaccinated and, so far, results look promising - but that doesn’t mean people in Australia don’t have questions about the vaccine’s safety.
From aged care residents to healthcare workers, to security guards - Australians of varying ages, ethnicities and stages of life are about to get inoculated against COVID-19.
No doubt many still have questions surrounding the vaccine and how it will affect them, and their life.
One of the biggest questions relates to pregnant women - and whether it's safe for them.
If I have bad allergies, can I get the vaccine?
What if I'm immuno-compromised, or have a medical condition - is the vaccine safe for me?
And finally, will the vaccine interfere with my other usual annual health appointments - like the flu vaccine, or giving blood?
Listen to this audio report to find all the answers based on expert advice.
That story by Amelia Dunn for SBS News, produced by Preetinder Grewal for SBS Punjabi.
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