Young guns the future of volunteering

A national independent survey* commissioned by St John as part of National Volunteer Week celebrations has revealed young Australians are the most keen to put their hand up to serve their community in the future. The survey of more than 1000 Australians found: It also revealed almost a third of fulltime workers would consider taking…

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2020 OHCA Report

Fast Facts Witnessed cardiac arrests in the community where the patient has an initial shockable rhythm are shown to have to the greatest survival rates 30 days after hospital. This definable cohort, known as the Utstein group, allows for more meaningful comparisons.   In 2020, 35.7 per cent – or 66 of the 185 patients falling…

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Karajini rescue a joint effort by emergency services

The Western Australian bush can be a tough place. That’s why St John WA is thrilled to be able to partner with so many other services when an emergency call comes from a remote area. On Sunday, a woman hiking in Karajini National Park was bitten by a snake, and anyone who knows Karajini will…

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St John WA and ANZAC Day

ANZAC Day is an important part of our history, as Australians and as members of St John WA. This is true for our entire organisation, but particularly for those who work and volunteer at our Albany Sub Centre. The ANZAC legacy lives strongly in the city of Albany because on November 1, 1914, 30,000 young Australians…

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St John Albany paramedic acknowledged at 2022 Women in Ambulance Awards

Local St John Country Ambulance Paramedic Shelly Johnstone has been recognised by the Council of Ambulance Authorities (CAA) at the 2022 Women in Ambulance Awards. Known for her work as a trainer, mentor and talented paramedic, the mum-of-three was awarded for her longstanding commitment and impact on St John WA’s country operations, having worked for…

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