Woman in court over alleged vaccination scam

A woman accused of being involved in a scam to fake receiving a COVID-19 vaccination has appeared in court.

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Jan 04, 2022, updated May 22, 2025

Police arrested two women north of Brisbane after one of them allegedly paid the other to receive a COVID-19 vaccination on her behalf in December.

Chloe Elizabeth Kavanagh faced Redcliffe Magistrates Court on Tuesday charged with one count of fraud.

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She was remanded for further mention on February 3.

A second woman is expected to appear in court on Thursday.

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