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25.01.2022 This week, all around our nation, Australians from all walks of life celebrate NAIDOC week. The 2020 theme is Always Was, Always Will Be. Always Was, Always Will Be. recognises that First Nations people have occupied and cared for this continent for over 65,000 years. Celebrate NAIDOC week. Find out what's happening in your community at https://www.naidoc.org.au/get-involved/naidoc-week-events
25.01.2022 Popped in to say hi to the awesome cadets out at Darwin Cadet Division tonight, who were busy preparing pikelets. Great seeing everyone and thanks heaps to Mandy and Nadia for taking time out to teach them this valuable skill! St John Ambulance Australia NT
20.01.2022 Congratulations to all those amazing members whom have been admitted and promoted today within the Order of St John. There's some amazing youth and ex youth members very worthy of recognition. Congratulations and thank you for all that you do!!
20.01.2022 Awesome work between Australian Red Cross and St John cadets!
19.01.2022 It's Saturday and a very humid day here in Darwin. However, it's great to be on duty again, pictured here with Johannes, Val, Mel and Lorenzo. Hope everyone is having a great weekend!
17.01.2022 There's mangoes everywhere! It's the Mango Madness Festival today and was great to be on duty with cadets Josh and Brandon from Palmerston Cadet Division, ensuring all attendees had a safe and enjoyable time at the festival. Was great volunteering with you today! Fun trivia: Did you know more fresh mangoes are eaten every day around the world than any other fruit! ... Shout out to CrocCandy for the photo booth shots. St John Ambulance Australia NT
16.01.2022 Watch this space... National Youth Competition results will be announced soon... Watch this space... National Youth Competition results will be announced soon...
01.01.2022 REMEMBRANCE DAY At 11am on the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918 the guns on the Western Front fell silent finally signifying the long-awaited end to 4 years of brutal and destructive conflict known as the Great War. Throughout the course of the war, 330,000 Australian soldiers saw active service. From a population of 5 million (almost the same as Melbourne’s population today), Australia lost almost 62,000 men.... On the Western Front alone, approximately 45,000 Australians died. 82,000 were wounded in battle and a further 88,000 suffered a variety of illnesses and injuries. Of the 2,200 women who served overseas with the Australian Army Nursing Service, 21 nurses died during their war service and a number shortly thereafter. Today we pause to remember those men and women who have died or suffered in all wars, conflicts and peace operations and give thanks to those brave men and women who returned to build the future of the Australia we are so privileged to live in today. Lest We Forget. (reposted from another site)
