St John welcomes the decision by four of the unions that represent ambulance officers (Amalgamated Workers Union of New Zealand Southern Inc, New Zealand Ambulance Association, Ambulance Officers Workers Union and Central Amalgamated Workers Union) to withdraw from industrial action on 4-9 November, 2016. ...

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ST JOHN STATEMENT REGARDING NOTIFICATION OF INDUSTRIAL ACTION FROM UNIONS...

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ASB is pleased to announce its sponsorship of the new-look ASB St John in Schools basic first aid programme in which Kiwi kids learn life-saving skills and the confidence to take action in an emergency. ...

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St John confirms that an ambulance was involved in a single vehicle accident on Park Road at 11.44am today after mounting the kerb and hitting a bus stop....

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St John recently asked Kiwis to get behind our Annual Appeal and help fundraise for new ambulances and lifesaving equipment....

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St John has once again been voted the Most Trusted Charity in the Reader’s Digest Most Trusted Brands Awards 2016. ...

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The St John emergency ambulance patient part charge will increase by $10 from 1 August 2016, due to rising demand and increases in the operating costs of the ambulance service. ...

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The contribution they make to New Zealanders’ health and wellbeing is priceless, but St John estimates its 9,447 volunteers contribute more than $30 million dollars in value each year to its ambulance service and community health programmes. ...

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Is your local marae, sports team or social club confident in doing CPR and using an AED to save the life of someone in cardiac arrest?...

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A statement from Peter Bradley, St John NZ Chief Executive....

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