• Cervical Screening
  • I'm over 25
    • Do I need the test?
      • Information for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women
      • Information for LGBTIQ people
      • Information for people who have experienced sexual assault
      • Information for women with disabilities
      • Self-collection and the Cervical Screening Test
      • Understanding the test in your language
      • What if I'm already vaccinated?
      • What if I'm over 50?
      • What if I'm over 70?
      • What if I'm pregnant?
      • What if I've had a hysterectomy?
    • What do I need to know about the test
      • Isn't five years too long to wait between screens?
      • What can I expect at my first Cervical Screening Test?
      • When do I start screening?
      • Why should I do the test?
    • What does my test result mean?
      • Am I up to date with my screening test?
      • Does HPV affect men?
      • What about my partner?
      • What happens next?
  • I'm under 25
    • How will I know when to start getting screened?
    • I'm vaccinated - do I still need to do the test when I turn 25?
    • Is it safe to wait until 25?
    • The HPV vaccine will help protect you
    • What if I've had an abnormal result before?
  • About the test
    • What about non-HPV related cervical cancers?
    • What does the test cost?
    • What if I have symptoms?
    • What is HPV?
    • Who should have a Cervical Screening Test?
    • Why test for HPV?