05 October 2026 News Future health leaders put to the test The 2026 St John NT Youth Competition tested young Territorians’ first aid, leadership, teamwork and decision-making through realistic flood response scenarios. Parap Youth Division were named NT champions, while Katherine youth member Neveah Willcox drew on her own flood experience to help lead her team through the major simulation. Read story 30 September 2026 Media release Roadside welcome for baby Austin Baby Austin made a memorable entrance, arriving in an ambulance on a Palmerston roadside, with four St John NT paramedics helping first-time mum Bonnie deliver safely. For two crew members, it was their first on-road delivery. The family later reunited with the paramedics for thanks and plenty of baby cuddles. Read story 29 September 2026 Media release St John NT and Tangentyere Council to launch new Central Australian partnership St John NT and Tangentyere Council are partnering to strengthen culturally safe healthcare for Aboriginal communities across Central Australia. Grounded in mutual respect and recognition of Aboriginal community leadership, the partnership will support reciprocal learning, deeper cultural understanding and stronger relationships between communities and frontline emergency healthcare providers. Read story 25 September 2026 Media release Mine worker revived twice in extraordinary Nhulunbuy response Mitchell Pascoe survived two cardiac arrests following a severe anaphylactic reaction in Nhulunbuy, thanks to rapid intervention and coordinated care from paramedics, hospital staff, mining medics, police and members of the public. His recovery highlights the importance of preparation, clinical training and teamwork in remote emergency care. Read story 23 September 2026 Media release Safer frontlines: practical action to protect paramedics St John NT is bringing its occupational violence prevention work together under Safer Frontlines, Stronger Communities, strengthening frontline training, operational systems, staff support and community partnerships. The approach responds to 88 occupational violence incidents affecting 140 personnel in Alice Springs between January and August 2026. Read story 21 September 2026 ‘Saving Lives’: Central Australian artist creates new artwork for St John NT Central Australian artist Curtis Haines has created Saving Lives, a new artwork for St John NT representing Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people working together to save lives, strengthen cultural understanding and support safer communities. Read story 12 January 2021 Staff Profiles VOLUNTEERS: Melissa's Story As a St John NT volunteer, your opportunities for learning are endless. Melissa Crompton experienced this first-hand when an email sent from the Volunteers office piqued her interest – the Read story Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 17 17 Page 18 18 Page 19 19 Page 20 20 Page 21 21 Page 22 22 Page 23 23 Page 24 24 Current page 25 2026 (49) 2025 (38) 2024 (25) 2023 (28) 2022 (32) 2021 (51)
05 October 2026 News Future health leaders put to the test The 2026 St John NT Youth Competition tested young Territorians’ first aid, leadership, teamwork and decision-making through realistic flood response scenarios. Parap Youth Division were named NT champions, while Katherine youth member Neveah Willcox drew on her own flood experience to help lead her team through the major simulation. Read story
30 September 2026 Media release Roadside welcome for baby Austin Baby Austin made a memorable entrance, arriving in an ambulance on a Palmerston roadside, with four St John NT paramedics helping first-time mum Bonnie deliver safely. For two crew members, it was their first on-road delivery. The family later reunited with the paramedics for thanks and plenty of baby cuddles. Read story
29 September 2026 Media release St John NT and Tangentyere Council to launch new Central Australian partnership St John NT and Tangentyere Council are partnering to strengthen culturally safe healthcare for Aboriginal communities across Central Australia. Grounded in mutual respect and recognition of Aboriginal community leadership, the partnership will support reciprocal learning, deeper cultural understanding and stronger relationships between communities and frontline emergency healthcare providers. Read story
25 September 2026 Media release Mine worker revived twice in extraordinary Nhulunbuy response Mitchell Pascoe survived two cardiac arrests following a severe anaphylactic reaction in Nhulunbuy, thanks to rapid intervention and coordinated care from paramedics, hospital staff, mining medics, police and members of the public. His recovery highlights the importance of preparation, clinical training and teamwork in remote emergency care. Read story
23 September 2026 Media release Safer frontlines: practical action to protect paramedics St John NT is bringing its occupational violence prevention work together under Safer Frontlines, Stronger Communities, strengthening frontline training, operational systems, staff support and community partnerships. The approach responds to 88 occupational violence incidents affecting 140 personnel in Alice Springs between January and August 2026. Read story
21 September 2026 ‘Saving Lives’: Central Australian artist creates new artwork for St John NT Central Australian artist Curtis Haines has created Saving Lives, a new artwork for St John NT representing Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people working together to save lives, strengthen cultural understanding and support safer communities. Read story
12 January 2021 Staff Profiles VOLUNTEERS: Melissa's Story As a St John NT volunteer, your opportunities for learning are endless. Melissa Crompton experienced this first-hand when an email sent from the Volunteers office piqued her interest – the Read story
