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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12-year-old boy leads rescue mission
When locating an injured motorcycle accident victim in remote scrubland proved difficult, NT Police turned to a young Territory boy to lead the rescue mission.
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Parap Youth Division off to national finals
20 competitors from across the NT put their skills on show at Hidden Valley Motor Raceway for the annual Youth Competition – a powerful showcase of the first aid, leadership and communication skills being developed through the St John NT Youth Program for 12 to 17-year-olds.
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Life-saving AEDs delivered in time for Grand Final
NT Rugby and St John NT are reinforcing their commitment to player and spectator safety by emphasising the critical importance of Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) at sporting venues across the NT.
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St John NT women lead by example this IWD
With more than a combined 30 years of service to St John NT, the staff have been selected as recipients for the Council of Ambulance Authorities 2025 Women in Ambulance Awards.
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New Motorcycle First Aid Course Aims to Save Lives on NT Roads
St John NT has launched a new Motorcycle First Aid Course designed to teach riders and other road users the life-saving skills needed to respond to a motorcycle accident.
Local graduate’s journey from Cadet to Paramedic
Having recently earned his gold epaulettes, Luke McLaughlin is a proud local graduate who has risen through the ranks from Cadet to Paramedic, marking a significant milestone in his journey with St John NT.
A reputation built on trust and community impact
St John Ambulance Australia has again been recognised as one of Australia’s most trusted and iconic charities - achieving a ‘top 5’ position in the latest release of RepTrak’s Benchmark 40, charity list. This independent annual research measures 40 of Australia’s largest and most well-known charities on reputation, across a
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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
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We've been taking care of Territorians for over 70 years, trust us to take care of your first aid training needs.