And asker should know, unless the person is pregnant, apply under refugee status or under australian welfare protection, an Permanent Resident holder does not even need to check specifically for Hepatitis.
That being said, under Australian Medicare System, a person would be declared a health risk if he/she have hepatits, and Australian Immigration have to power to refuse entry to such person if they sees it as a health risk.
So, in the end, it all come down to, if your panel doctor (operate under HSA) thought that you are a health risk.
For more information, you should refer to Form 1071i for more information on health requirment
Can a peron have Hepatitis be admitted to Canada?
Official stand point is NO. As Citizenship and immigration Control can refuse someone enter Canada if they have infectious dieases. Hepatits is counted as one of them, but then so does influenza.
The key to the point is, unless you are an active carrier of the diease, you should be going past thru CIC okay, but then again, you still need to declare that you have hepatitis and let you in or not is up to the total discretion of the immigration officer.
參考: My wife used to work for DIAC and we migrated to Canada in 2007