St John wishes to acknowledge the tremendous contribution Sir Randal Elliott made to St John during his lifetime. Sir Randal died on Tuesday 20 July 2010.

The flashing lights of St John ambulances are a familiar sign of help at medical emergencies and community events throughout New Zealand.

Barely a year on from its official opening, Paihia’s St John facility has been named the winner of the charity's national Property Pride Award for 2010.

The generous contribution made to St John and the community by volunteers has been recognised at a special dinner.

The generous contribution made to St John and the community by volunteers has been recognised at a weekend of formalities in Northland.

Nine Kaipara residents have this month (June) become the first group of St John Hospital Friends at Dargaville Hospital.

After fundraising for a new ambulance station only six years ago, residents of the Kawhia area have again dug deep into their pockets and helped to fundraise $40,000 to enable the St John Area Committee in Kawhia to purchase a defibrillator for the community and a life-sized training manikin.

A new St John facility for Auckland’s West, Helensville Ambulance Station at 7 Rata Street, was officially opened by the Prime Minister the Honourable John Key on Friday 4 June at 1.30pm.

A St John Charity Golf Tournament will take place this Friday 28 May at the Cambridge Golf Course.

On Friday 25 June St John in Te Aroha will be holding a 24-hour fun form of triathlon to raise money to buy a defibrillator that will be placed in the town and available for the Te Aroha community in an emergency.