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covid19 pandemic continues eagerly await arrival safe effective covid19 vaccines however success vaccination programme depends high vaccine acceptance uptake previously rachael dodd colleagues1dodd rh cvejic e bonner c pickles k mccaffery kj sydney health literacy lab covid19 groupwillingness vaccinate covid19 australialancet infect dis 2020 published online june 30https101016s1473309920305594summary full text full text pdf pubmed scopus 183 google scholar reported 49 adults australia would refuse vaccine low compared estimates usa 202the associated press norcexpectations covid19 vaccinehttpsapnorcorgprojectsexpectationsforacovid19vaccinedate may 2020date accessed september 3 2020google scholar france 273the coconel groupa future vaccination campaign covid19 risk vaccine hesitancy politicisationlancet infect dis 2020 20 769770summary full text full text pdf pubmed scopus 387 google scholar australian data collected april 2020 4 weeks lockdown measures commenced time community transmission perceived high part royal childrens hospital national child health poll4the royal childrens hospital melbournecovid19 pandemic effects lives australian children familieshttpswwwrchpollorgauwpcontentuploads202007nchppoll18reportcovidpdfdate july 2020date accessed august 7 2020google scholar intentiontovaccinate analysis nationally representative sample australian parents n2018 june 1523 2020 collected data via online survey time restrictions eased throughout australia minimal community transmission compared earlier australian estimates1dodd rh cvejic e bonner c pickles k mccaffery kj sydney health literacy lab covid19 groupwillingness vaccinate covid19 australialancet infect dis 2020 published online june 30https101016s1473309920305594summary full text full text pdf pubmed scopus 183 google scholar weighted proportion people study indicating unsure unwilling accept covid19 vaccine increased 100 142 april1dodd rh cvejic e bonner c pickles k mccaffery kj sydney health literacy lab covid19 groupwillingness vaccinate covid19 australialancet infect dis 2020 published online june 30https101016s1473309920305594summary full text full text pdf pubmed scopus 183 google scholar weighted proportion 242 june 95 ci 79121 p00001 among parents unsure 320 167 unwilling 138 76 accept covid19 vaccine 379 828 concerned vaccine efficacy safety 123 269 believed covid19 vaccine unnecessary similar data france3the coconel groupa future vaccination campaign covid19 risk vaccine hesitancy politicisationlancet infect dis 2020 20 769770summary full text full text pdf pubmed scopus 387 google scholar findings show women play crucial role childhood vaccination people lower socioeconomic status might less likely accept covid19 vaccine men people higher socioeconomic status appendix p 1 furthermore similar earlier australian estimates1dodd rh cvejic e bonner c pickles k mccaffery kj sydney health literacy lab covid19 groupwillingness vaccinate covid19 australialancet infect dis 2020 published online june 30https101016s1473309920305594summary full text full text pdf pubmed scopus 183 google scholar vaccine hesitancy refusal associated younger 60 years age lower level education inadequate knowledge recommended actions required person develop symptoms consistent covid19 infection find association cultural background ie country birth language spoken home vaccine acceptance observed decrease proportion people would accept covid19 vaccine 2 months australia could associated perception reduced risk infection disease severity covid19 population attitudes towards covid19 vaccine uptake fluctuate waves pandemic necessitating regular tracking vaccine confidence among different population groups ensure public health campaigns remain responsive community vaccine sentiments given potential impact vaccine hesitancy required population herd immunity threshold need understand attitudinal behavioural drivers order inform communityled communication strategies build trust optimise covid19 vaccine uptake declare competing interests download pdf 15 mb help pdf files supplementary appendix