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.
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From cadet to quarter-century career, Mark Ferguson recognised for 25 years of service
St John NT has recognised Mark Ferguson for 25 years of professional service, celebrating his career as a paramedic, operational leader and dedicated volunteer. From his beginnings as a young volunteer in Katherine to his current role as Director Volunteer Event Health Services, Mark has made a lasting contribution to
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Territory first responders honoured for service excellence
St John NT has celebrated outstanding paramedics, staff and volunteers at the 2026 Excellence Awards, recognising excellence in clinical care, leadership, education, volunteering and support services across the Northern Territory. Nhulunbuy Intensive Care Paramedic Nicole Patching was named Paramedic of the Year, with recipients from across the Territory honoured for
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St John NT condemns violent attack on ambulance crew
St John NT has condemned a senseless act of violence against its paramedics after an ambulance was attacked in the early hours of this morning in Malak, Darwin.
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New R U OK? training supports stronger Territory workplaces
St John NT has launched a new R U OK? at Work course, giving Territory workplaces practical training to build confidence, support colleagues and strengthen everyday workplace conversations.
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St John NT launches specialist Remote Access Paramedic training
From steep escarpments to isolated bushland, St John NT paramedics are building specialist skills to reach, treat and rescue patients where ambulances can’t go.
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Beau's little heart beats the odds
At just 22 months old, Beau went into cardiac arrest because of a rare medical condition. Now recovering well and back to being an energetic toddler, Beau's mum Amanda is sharing their story to highlight the importance of being ready to respond to a cardiac arrest.
St John NT recognised internationally for excellence in stroke care
St John NT has received international recognition for stroke care, with the Top End achieving Diamond status and Central and Big Rivers also recognised through the 2026 World Stroke Organization EMS Angels Awards.
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Caring for Territorians
In the last year our we answered more than 101,000 Triple Zero (000) calls from across the Northern Territory. Our service included:
20909
total volunteer duty hours
14290
accredited first aid training attendees
44705
Patients transported to hospital
56028
total patients
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