St John NT is celebrating a record year of volunteer service, with dedicated Territorians delivering 20,909 hours of first aid support across 672 public events in the 2024–25 financial year, contributing an estimated $1.05 million in community value*. To build on this momentum and support the Territory’s ever-growing calendar of
Our Excellence Awards celebrate staff and volunteers who go above and beyond in delivering emergency medical care, training, and community support across the Northern Territory. Recognising outstanding leadership, respect, integrity, collaboration and empathy, the awards cover roles from Paramedics and Dispatchers to trainers and corporate staff. Nominate by midnight, 30
St John NT Emergency Medical Dispatchers and Paramedics assisted in the safe delivery of two healthy baby girls, Indi and Kinsley, during unplanned home births in the Darwin region. These remarkable events highlight the vital role of Triple Zero (000) calls, first responders, and pre-hospital care in emergency childbirth support
A couple of months down the line James reflects on the rescue at Hugh Gorge. “It is so lucky that we were able to get to her when we did, we were only a couple of minutes away from not being able to get the helicopter out to her,” Intensive
St John NT celebrates International Paramedics Day 2025 by recognising paramedics across the Northern Territory, including Tony Wood, Area Manager in the Barkly Region. With over 20 years' experience, Tony reflects on the vital role paramedics play in building trust, supporting remote communities, and delivering lifesaving care across vast distances.
It is with deep sadness that St John NT shares the passing of our esteemed member and friend, Patrick Murray CStJ, who passed away yesterday, Friday 4th July 2025.
St John NT is once again joining forces with NT Police, NT Fire and Emergency Services, and the Royal Flying Doctor Service for the annual Lifeblood Emergency Services Blood Drive, running from June 1 to August 31. This year’s goal is 140 donations, surpassing last year’s total of 118. The
In the last year our we answered more than 91,000 Triple Zero (000) calls from across the Northern Territory. Our service included:
15960
total volunteer duty hours
11097
accredited training course certificates issued
45560
Patients transported to hospital
57627
total patients
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St John NT acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands and seas on which we live and work, and pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging.