KEEP SAFE THIS CHRISTMAS
NGAIRE JONES |
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As everyone heads off for the summer holidays, St John is working hard to make sure New Zealanders stay safe and well this festive season....
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ST JOHN INCIDENT INQUIRIES
NGAIRE JONES |
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During the summer holiday shut down period between 7pm Friday 20 December and 7am Monday 6 January, St John will remain contactable for urgent incident information....
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NEW ST JOHN AMBULANCES FOR PEOPLE OF CHRISTCHURCH
Gerard Campbell |
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Thanks to a generous donation from The Christchurch Foundation following the March 15 attacks, two new emergency ambulances worth over $200,000 each are now in service. ...
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WHITE ISLAND ERUPTION
NGAIRE JONES |
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St John is working with the Royal New Zealand Coast Guard, Ambulance Air Operators and District Health Boards, in a coordinated response to the White Island volcanic eruption. ...
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WHITE ISLAND ERUPTION - UPDATE
NGAIRE JONES |
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St John can confirm ambulance operations responded to a volcanic eruption on White Island this afternoon, occurring at 2.11pm. ...
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ST JOHN SUPPORTER SCHEME STILL VALUE FOR MONEY DESPITE INCREASE
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St John’s Supporter Scheme prices will be raised slightly from today, 1 December 2019. St John has kept subscription fees at a minimum since the last increase almost four years ago but increasing operating costs means the pricing plan is no longer sustainable....
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ST JOHN WELCOMES PARAMEDIC REGISTRATION
NGAIRE JONES |
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St John welcomes the announcement by the Minister of Health today that New Zealand paramedics will now be registered under the Health Practitioners Competence Assurance Act (2003)....
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FRIENDSHIP ONLY A PHONE CALL AWAY FOR SOCIALLY ISOLATED INDIAN PEOPLE
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From today, Hindi speakers in Auckland with limited or no English, will have access to a friendship-based telephone service in their own language....
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DO YOU KNOW HOW TO RESTART A HEART?
NGAIRE JONES |
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Every year, cardiac arrest kills more New Zealanders than road accidents, a statistic everyone can change....
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LIFE-SAVING TREATMENT ROLLED OUT IN THE SOUTH
NGAIRE JONES |
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Every day in New Zealand five people will suffer the most life-threatening form of heart attack and the time to treatment is crucial to survival....
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