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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Key safe register for emergency access
St John NT is calling on community members who use a key safe or lock box to register the code with the emergency ambulance service so that paramedics and other emergency responders can access homes in case of an emergency.
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St John NT gears up to keep Finke racers safe
St John NT will once again play a critical role in keeping competitors, crews and spectators safe at this year’s Finke Desert Race, with a highly skilled team of paramedics and volunteers to be deployed along the remote desert track.
ZOLL Product Alert
ZOLL has identified that some Powerheart G5 AEDs may display Error Code EC 501 following scheduled self-tests (see included G5 Product Notice FAQ letter). This error may affect the device’s ability to delivery lifesaving therapy and is believed to result from exposure to humidity outside the recommended storage conditions.
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Katherine Volunteers Celebrate 45 Years of Service
The St John NT Katherine Volunteer Division gathered earlier this week to celebrate 45 years of supporting the local community with pizza, cake, and certificates of service.
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St John NT welcomes new members to the Order of St John
St John NT Chair, Mr Peter Carew AM MStJ, opened official proceedings last night at Government House for the 2025 Order of St John Investiture ceremony.
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St John NT volunteers buck the national trend, contributing over $1.16 million to the Territory
As organisations across the country grapple with declining volunteer numbers, St John NT is proudly bucking the trend, with volunteer engagement on the rise and a growing contribution to Territory communities.
Ambulance patients invited to have their say
St John NT has issued 1500 surveys to recent patients inviting them to provide feedback on the Northern Territory ambulance service as part of the Council of Ambulance Authorities Patient Experience Survey.
23/24 KPIs
Caring for Territorians
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
TRUST US TO TAKE CARE
How will you respond in an emergency?
We've been taking care of Territorians for over 70 years, trust us to take care of your first aid training needs.