Search type Courses Products Articles Search text Courses PETFA Pet First Aid GO TO COURSE Accidents happen, even to our beloved pets. Are you prepared to be their hero in times of need?Introducing "Pet First Aid," your go-to guide for every pet owner.Learn essential first aid techniques, recognize common pet emergencies, and be ready to act when it counts.Don't wait for an emergency to strike.Enroll in our pet first aid course now and ensure your furry friend's safety and well-being. Go to courses Articles 30 January 2026 Stories 274 little lifesavers kicked off the year by learning how to help in an emergency Throughout January, families across Tasmania joined our First Aid for Kids Holiday Program, where children explored real-world skills in a fun and supportive environment. From calling for help to practising Read story 01 February 2026 Media release Mascot Mayhem at JackJumpers Game: St John Joins the Fun! St John is proud to be part of Grill’d Burgers’ Local Matters national campaign this January 2026, under the theme Our Community Heroes Read story 08 March 2026 First Aid Tips Heart attack symptoms in women: why recognising the signs matters Heart disease remains one of the leading causes of death for women in Australia, yet awareness of how symptoms can appear in women is still relatively low. Because the signs Read story Load More Go to Articles
30 January 2026 Stories 274 little lifesavers kicked off the year by learning how to help in an emergency Throughout January, families across Tasmania joined our First Aid for Kids Holiday Program, where children explored real-world skills in a fun and supportive environment. From calling for help to practising Read story
01 February 2026 Media release Mascot Mayhem at JackJumpers Game: St John Joins the Fun! St John is proud to be part of Grill’d Burgers’ Local Matters national campaign this January 2026, under the theme Our Community Heroes Read story
08 March 2026 First Aid Tips Heart attack symptoms in women: why recognising the signs matters Heart disease remains one of the leading causes of death for women in Australia, yet awareness of how symptoms can appear in women is still relatively low. Because the signs Read story
