They were secured by Australian diplomats working closely with counterparts at the European Commission and in Sweden and Norway, the Prime Minister's office said in a press release. "I want to thank Moderna for their support to these arrangements, as well as Norway and Sweden who have helped facilitate this deal over the course of these last few weeks," Mr Morrison told reporters on Sunday. While the ATAGI advice says children as young as 12 can begin rolling up their sleeves for Moderna jabs as soon as Monday, the European delivery won't arrive at pharmacies for another few weeks. More than 3600 pharmacies across the country will share the doses, with half receiving their doses through the week beginning September 20. The rest of the pharmacies will receive their doses "shortly after". Some of the doses will be earmarked for Victoria, Mr Morrison said. Prime Minister Scott Morrison called a press conference to announce his government had secured one million Moderna doses.