The Australian Immunisation Handbook 10th Edition 2013

If a child is ≥12 months of age, the 1st doses of DTPa, hepatitis B, IPV, MMR,
MenCCV, 13vPCV and Hib vaccines can be given at the same visit. For details,
see 2.1.5 Catch-up.
Migrant/refugee adults also need to be targeted for vaccination, especially
against rubella, using MMR vaccine. This is particularly important for women
of child-bearing age. Some refugees aged between 9 months and 30 years may
have been offered MMR as part of a pre-departure screening, but may require a
subsequent dose on arrival in Australia. 170 It is important to take into account any
live attenuated viral vaccines that may have been administered as part of a predeparture
screening, such as measles-containing vaccines or yellow fever vaccine
(especially in those persons arriving from central and northern African nations).
It is important to allow a minimum 4-week interval before administering any
other live attenuated viral vaccines.
All vaccines administered to children