Thursday 14th - Saturday 16th August 2025
Here to Help is St John WA’s new brand position, but it’s more than that. It’s a promise to support and champion the people who make St John what it is.
Over three amazing days we’ll explore all the ways in which we can help each other. We’ll connect with team members from across the state, hear from guest speakers, and learn new skills.
So, this one’s for you – the helpers. Because we’re not just celebrating what we do. We’re celebrating who we are.
See you at The Experience.
Countdown to the 2025 Experience
Event Information
- State Conference
- Pre-Conference Sessions
- St John Ball
- St John WA Awards
- Explore Coolamon Centre
- PaCTS in Motion
- How to get to the Experience
- Why attend the Experience
State Conference
15 August 2025
- Event Summary
- Conference Speakers
- Conference Program
The State Conference is back in 2025, with four incredible guest speakers from across Australia and overseas, covering topics from trauma and resilience to mental health and the future of technology.
A series of Inside Chats from teams across the organisation will be an opportunity to learn more about new developments within St John WA, while the popular Chiefs panel will be an opportunity to hear from and ask questions of our executive team.
Following on directly from the State Conference will be the St John WA Awards and Celebration for all. Please make sure you register to attend this afternoon session for catering purposes.
Date:
Friday 15th August
Time:
7.30 am - 6.00 pm
Venue:
Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre
Bellevue Ballroom
21 Mounts Bay Road, Perth
State Conference
Live: Registration opens 7.30am for 8.30am start
Virtual Broadcast via Yammer: 8.30am
When
Friday 15 August, 8.30am
Location
Perth Convention Exhibition Centre
Whichever way you’re joining us, please register so we can keep you up to date.
For more information on the Experience, please get in touch with the Events team.
This year four incredible guest speakers will be joining the conference along with inside chats, trivia and incredible stories about our people.
For more information on the Experience, please get in touch with the Events team.
STATE Conference Schedule
| 7.30 - 8.30AM | Registration |
| 8.30 - 10.30AM | Morning Session One
Welcome To Country: Bindjareb Middars Q&A Session: SJWA Executive Team
Inside Chat: Volunteering |
| 10.30 - 11.00AM | Morning Break |
| 11.00 - 1.00PM | Morning Session Two
Keynote Speaker: Dr Bill Griggs - Coping in Chaos
Inside Chat: St John Health Keynote Speaker: Dr Jenny Brockis - Love your Work! Unleashing the Power of Workplace Well-being
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| 1.00 - 2.00PM | Lunch Break |
| 2.00 - 4.10PM | Afternoon Session
Keynote Speaker: Dr Dan Pronk - Building your Resilience Shield
Inside Chat: St John Academy Keynote Speaker: Scott Bales - Life in The Era of AI
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| 4.10 - 4.40PM | Afternoon Break |
| 4.40 - 6.00PM |
SJWA Awards
Values Awards Volunteer Story Service Medals & Bars Of The Year Awards |
| 6.00 - 8.00PM | Celebration |
Keynote Speeches
LOVE YOUR WORK! UNLEASHING THE POWER OF WORKPLACE WELL-BEING
Presenter: Dr Jenny Brockis
Topic: Making every day a great day at work doesn’t have to be wishful thinking. What matters is having the right tools and strategies to look after your health and well-being, so you can bring the best version of you, to everything you do. Self-care is never selfish, it’s about recognising what you need to stay energised, healthy and to retain the love for what you do. Because you cannot serve from an empty cup. It’s time to bust some myths, recognise where to start with your own well-being and put in place what you know will make work, work better.
COPING IN CHAOS
Presenter: Dr Bill Griggs
Topic: Making decisions can be challenging at the best of times. In periods of chaos, incomplete information and a rapidly changing situation can make this much harder. Whether it is as a first responder to a multi victim car crash or as a team leader during a developing crisis, getting things right is important.
This presentation provides practical examples of critical decision making during the extreme chaos found by the first international responders to Banda Aceh after the 2004 Boxing Day Earthquake/Tsunami. And it highlights some guidelines and lessons which may be helpful in other challenging situations.
LIFE IN THE ERA OF AI
Presenter: Scott Bales
Topic: Life in the Era of AI is a powerful keynote that explores how artificial intelligence is transforming not just technology, but humanity itself. Blending personal stories, global insight, and real-world case studies, Scott Bales will challenge us to rethink how we live, lead, and innovate. This keynote inspires action through a deeply human lens, focusing on empathy, purpose, and responsible progress. You will walk away with a renewed sense of urgency and a practical toolkit to navigate the AI era with clarity and courage. It’s not about the future of machines; it’s about the future of us.
BUILDING YOUR RESILIENCE SHIELD
Presenter: Dr Dan Pronk
Topic: Resilience is a word that is often used but often poorly defined. Harder still is knowing exactly what we can all be doing, day-in, day-out, to build and maintain resilience. This presentation draws on Dan's personal experiences operating in high-stress, high-consequence environments as a doctor with Army Special Operations, as well as the scientific evidence base, to break down resilience into its constituent components and provide simple tools that can be used by all of us to build and maintain it. With the ever-increasing rates of mental health injuries in first responders, we all need to get active in our own rescue and build our Resilience Shields.
For more information on the Experience, please get in touch with the Events team.
Pre-Conference Sessions
14 August 2025
- Overview
- Sessions Program
Date: Thursday 14 August
Time: 7.30am – 6.00pm
Venue: Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre
Level 2 – Meeting rooms
21 Mounts Bay Road, Perth
Choose your own adventure with a full day of learning and development options at the Pre-Conference Sessions.
As the official first day of The Experience 2025, a Welcome to Country and smoking ceremony will be held in the forecourt outside PCEC at 8am.
*Session capacity is limited so registrations are essential.
Date:
14 August 2025
Time:
7:30am - 6:00pm
Venue:
Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre
Level 2 – Meeting rooms
21 Mounts Bay Road, Perth
For more information on the Experience, please get in touch with the Events team.
Pre-Conference Sessions Program
Family and Domestic Violence (FDV) Education – Unit 2
- Stopping family violence Inc.
Airways and Cardiac Arrest Bonus Megaclass
- Ben Gilbert, Matt Didcoe & Jason Belcher
Walking Together
- Jeremy Maitland Smith & Jordan Mogridge
Calm Behind the Crowd
- Lilly Sharp & Phil Townsend
Special Guest
- Dr Sheryl Jonescu
More than Words: Leading with heart, living with purpose
- Stacey Croot & Leah Rose
Airway Management for Volunteers
- Ben Gilbert
Managing Cardiac Arrest:
- Jason Belcher
From Idea to Action: A hands-on introduction to design thinking & project management
- Chantelle Dryden, Caleb Gomez & Alysha Hooper
STORC’s Journey
- Melissa Gardiner & STORC Midwives
Mastering your Corpuls 3 Cardiac Monitor
- Matt Didcoe
From Pilot to Practice: The Evolution of Mental Health Co Response
- Anna Kirk, Jason Davis & Jordan Turner
Clinical Quality Improvement
- Damien Jolly & Ciaran Voyce
Igniting Futures The St John Academy in your Community
- Patrick Harman & Lyndell Savage
Beyond Fundraising
- Angel Robins, Michelle Grant & Stephen Smyth
AI at St John WA
- Jenna Daley
Trauma Skills
- Clinical Lead Group
My Choice, My Voice: Advanced care planning in action
- Leisa Prangnell
Here to Help: How to use our new brand guidelines
- Brand Team
Understanding Moral Injury: A peer-led workshop
- Tina Klare
E2theC: Environment initiatives in the country
- Stephen Cummins, Tammee Keast & Michael Doyle
Lets Talk: Behind the numbers and navigating growth and change
- Martyn Jenkins
Special Guest
- Derek Parks
Welcome to Country
Fit Testing
- Respiratory Protection
WISM World Tour
- Stamp Your Way to Wellbeing
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Sessions Summary
| Session Name | Summary |
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Special Guest
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Sheryl is a dedicated nurse with more than 20 years of experience in surgical nursing. She has worked as Trauma Case Manager at Royal Perth Hospital for over 16 years which, is the second busiest Trauma department in Australia.
Sheryl is dedicated to providing expert timely clinical care with clear and concise plans for patients, coordinating complex cases including international repatriations. |
Family and Domestic Violence (FDV) Education – Unit 2
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This session is designed for volunteers to deepen participants understanding of Family Domestic Violence (FDV) dynamics and building confidence in providing informed, compassionate care.
Through pre-learning and an interactive in-person session, participants will explore perpetrator patterns, the role of intersectionality, and reasons behind the mistrust of services. The workshop emphasises the use of FDV informed language, how to engage with victim-survivors respectfully, and the practical application of tools like the ePCR tick box. Volunteers will leave better equipped to recognise, respond to, and support those experiencing FDV in their care. |
Walking Together
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An immersive and thought provoking workshop designed to deepen participants’ understanding of Aboriginal health through cultural knowledge, lived experience, and data-informed insight.
Grounded in respect and connection to Country. The session will include interactive polls, hands-on cultural activities, and a heartfelt yarning session with First Nations voices. Participants will explore key concepts such as intergenerational trauma, epigenetics, and systemic health disparities. Practical insights into St John WA’s initiatives will underscore the real-world impact of culturally informed care. Participants will leave with greater empathy, actionable knowledge, and a renewed commitment to walking alongside Aboriginal communities toward health equity. |
Calm Behind the Crowd
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Practical insights into delivering effective medical support at large-scale events. An interactive desktop exercise will simulate a mass casualty scenario, in turn highlighting the principles of Preparation, Planning, Response, and Recovery.
Participants will experience, through collaborative strategies and lessons from real-world deployments, how to enhance preparedness, manage major incidents, and support continuous improvement through post-event recovery. |
More than Words: Leading with heart, living with purpose
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An interactive session taking the St John Values from words to simple actions that can be embedded in our everyday work lives. |
Airway Management for Volunteers
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This airway workshop is an opportunity for participants to drill into the finer techniques of airway management, and explore precisely when and how to implement different equipment and skills in order to maximise patient outcomes. |
Igniting Futures: The St John Academy in your Community
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Discover how you can help shape the next generation of lifesavers and leaders through the St John Academy.
This interactive workshop is designed for prospective Division Leaders who are passionate about youth engagement and community service. You'll get a behind-the-scenes look at the Academy's weekly programs, experience a hands-on mini lesson, and learn the practical steps to start a new Division in your region. This session is designed to equip and inspire you to bring the Academy to life in your community. |
From Idea to Action: A hands-on introduction to design thinking & project management
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Got a great idea but not sure how to bring it to life? Join us for a fast-paced, interactive session where creativity meets structure.
In two hours, you’ll explore the power of design thinking to problem solve and learn project management tools to turn ideas into action. |
STORC’s Journey
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Back by popular demand - Meet your STORC midwives, hear their stories, and learn how they can help all on-road crews across WA. |
Mastering your Corpuls 3 Cardiac Monitor
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Ever wondered what the State Control Centre sees when your Corpuls monitor connects?
We’ll pull back the curtain on Corpuls Live, showing you how your data helps guide clinical support decision making when it matters most and get hands on with how to get the most from your Corpuls 3 monitor! |
Managing Cardiac Arrest
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Resuscitation masterclass – designed for volunteers to strengthen their foundational knowledge of high performance CPR to better care for cardiac arrest patients. |
From Pilot to Practice: The Evolution of Mental Health Co Response
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Learn about starting up a bespoke Pilot Program; and how St John are working towards delivering care for our low acuity Mental Health consumers.
Presentation will include lessons learnt – how we went from a frontline emergency clinician-led approach to a holistic patient centered approach, and a look at future state. Why treating Mental Health patients appropriately matters. |
Beyond Fundraising
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This session will unpack how St John WA’s Social Sustainability division is shifting from a traditional fundraising approach to one centred on long-term, measurable impact. |
Clinical Quality Improvement
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The Clinical Quality Improvement workshop covers the current St John WA Quality Improvement Program, utilising the Plan, Do, Study, Act methodology and driving change within the clinical space.
This is a great opportunity to get involved if you have ideas around clinical improvement or want to learn more around how this is currently managed. |
AI at St John WA
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AI is rapidly changing how we think about life and work — but how do we make space for it, safely and meaningfully?
This session explores how St John WA and relevant digital strategies are designed to enable AI. The session will reflect on what’s possible now and what’s on the horizon. |
| WSIM World Tour: Stamp Your Way to Wellbeing | Ready for take-off? Grab your wellbeing passport and join the World Tour — a fun, fast-paced adventure with stops focused on mental health, safety, injury prevention, and injury management.
First stop: Speed Therapy! Take a quick DASS-10 questionnaire check and get instant tips to support your mental wellbeing. Then head over to Safety Scenarios, where you'll play detective—can you tell a clinical incident from a safety one? Next, move your body in the Injury Prevention Zone, where sensors will show how small posture tweaks during CPR and patient transfers can make a big difference. Finally, land at the Injury Management Quiz—learn how Early Intervention Physio Program (EIPP) can support you, answer a few questions, and grab your last stamp. Collect all your stamps and you’ll go into the draw to win —because looking after yourself could literally take you places! Fun, practical, and full of surprises—your wellbeing journey starts here! |
Trauma Skills
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Looking to challenge yourself and refresh your trauma skills? Join St John WA’s Clinical Leads, for a hands-on immersive workshop in trauma skills with an opportunity to trial what you learn in various scenarios.
This session will cover: High Fidelity Traumatic Cardiac Arrest Scenarios , Slishman traction splints, Combat Application Torniquets. |
My Choice, My Voice: Advanced care planning in action
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Having the confidence to understand and support Advance Care Planning (ACP) ensures that peoples wishes are respected — even when they can’t speak for themselves. |
Here to Help: How to use our new brand guidelines
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St John WA’s creative capability has evolved. Discover how the brand team can help you and your part of the organisation as we move forward into an exciting new chapter. |
Understanding Moral Injury: A peer-led workshop
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Join Tina Klare from the Community Transport Department for an interactive session on Moral Injury. With personal experience in navigating the challenges of moral injury and recovery,
Tina offers a unique perspective on its impact. This workshop will explore how moral injury can affect anyone in a care or frontline role. |
E2theC: Environment initiatives in the country
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Team members with an interest in Environmental issues and making real / impactful improvements in their areas – emphasis on rural and remote colleagues. |
Lets talk: Behind the numbers and navigating growth and change
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Join Chief Finance Officer Martyn Jenkins in a discussion about the organisation's financial direction. |
Special Guest
|
Leading change and training.
Hear unique stories from Derek Parks varied years in the Australian Defence Force and managing the RAC rescue helicopter service. |
For more information on the Experience, please get in touch with the Events team.
St John Ball
16 August 2025
- Event Summary
- How to buy
- Ball FAQ
The St John WA Black Tie Ball is back for 2025!
Theme: Roaring Twenties
While the theme is being announced this year, please note that this is still a formal black-tie event, so dress in formal attire.
St John WA has done our best to accommodate as many team members as possible, both volunteer and paid, however over 8,000 team members are eligible to purchase tickets and only 1,200 seats are available. Please consider the need to bring a guest.
There will be some changes to the ticketing process this year to ensure fairness of access to tickets. See How to Buy tab for more details.
Table bookings will not be available due to the logistics of splitting ticket purchases into allocations for specific groups. A maximum of two tickets can be purchased per transaction and per AP number.
Date:
16 August 2025
Time:
7.00pm – Midnight
Venue:
Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre
Bellevue Ballroom
21 Mounts Bay Road, Perth
Dress:
Formal Black Tie
Tickets:
$75 team member (AP number must be provided), $120 guest
*Please note that you will be subject to booking fees with Eventbrite when booking your tickets.
Who can attend:
St John WA & guests
For more information on the Experience, please get in touch with the Events team.
HOW TO BUY
St John Ball tickets now have allocated numbers for specific cohorts and will be released in stages to ensure fairness across the organisation.
Once each allocation is exhausted, a waitlist will be available exclusively to that cohort, ensuring attendance at the ball is in line with allocated numbers.
This process will be monitored by AP numbers. Ticket purchases will be limited to two per transaction, however you will still be able to request to sit on a table with your teammates.
Release 1: Mon 5 May – Friday 9 May
Regional Volunteers
During this period, ticket purchases can be made by regional volunteers only.
Once the allocation is exhausted, a wait list for regional volunteers will be available and any refunded tickets from this allocation will be assigned within this cohort only.
Release 2: Mon 12 May – Friday 16 May
Metro Volunteers
During this period, ticket purchases can be made by metro volunteers only.
Once the allocation is exhausted, a wait list for metro volunteers will be available and any refunded tickets from this allocation will be assigned within this cohort only.
Release 3: Mon 19 May – Friday 23 May
Paid Metro & Regional Team Members
During this period, ticket purchases can be made by paid metro & regional team members only.
Once the allocation is exhausted, a wait list for paid team members will be available and any refunded tickets from this allocation will be assigned within this cohort only.
Dietary Requirements:
Please specify your meal at time of purchasing your ticket. We will not be taking dietary requirements or amendments via email prior to or on the night of the event.
The venue takes care in preparing all meals, though they cannot 100% guarantee that trace elements will not remain as ingredients containing other allergens, are used in the kitchens. PCEC operate with a defined food safety and allergen management plan at all times.
For more information on the Experience, please get in touch with the Events team.
Frequently asked questions
For more information on the Experience, please get in touch with the Events team.
St John WA Awards
15 August 2025
Date: Friday 15 August
Time: 4.40pm – 6.00pm
Venue: Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre
Bellevue Ballroom
21 Mounts Bay Road, Perth
The St John WA Awards will take centre stage in the main conference program of The Experience, giving the entire organisation the opportunity to recognise and celebrate the achievements of our outstanding team members.
We will proudly honour recipients of Service Medals and Bars, announce the "of the Year" award winners, and, for the first time, present the new Values Awards to team members who truly embody St John WA’s values. All award recipients have been sent a personal invitation to join us at this special event.
We’re excited to come together to celebrate the incredible contributions our team members make to their teams, their communities, and to St John WA. Our commitment to recognising their achievements has never been stronger, and we can’t wait to honour their impact.
After the ceremony, we invite everyone to stay and continue the celebrations at a cocktail-style event from 6pm to 8pm.
Date:
15 August 2025
Time:
4:40pm - 6:00pm
Venue:
Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre
Bellevue Ballroom
21 Mounts Bay Road, Perth
For more information on the Experience, please get in touch with the Events team.
Explore Coolamon Centre
16 August 2025
- Event Summary
- SCC Tours
- Kepi Nara Gardens
- Museum Exhibition Space and Cafe
Date: Saturday 16 August
Time: 9:00am – 2.00pm
Venue: 209 Great Eastern Highway, Belmont
The renovation is complete and the new Coolamon Centre on the corner of Lapage Street is open to explore.
Discover the Kepi Nara gardens, Museum exhibition space and Sirens Café before popping next door for a tour of SCC.
Date:
16 August 2025
Time:
9:00am - 2:00pm
Venue:
209 Great Eastern Highway, Belmont
For more information on the Experience, please get in touch with the Events team.
Date: Saturday 16 August
Time: 9:00am – 2.00pm
Venue: Level 2, 209 Great Eastern Highway, Belmont
*Wait at the entrance to reception.
Get an insight into the State Control Centre and how ambulance operations work across our vast state.
To create the least disturbance to the hard-working SCC team, numbers for tours are strictly limited and registrations are essential.
Tours are available to St John WA team members only and your AP number will be required for your registration.
Date:
16 August 2025
Time:
9:00am - 2:00pm
Venue:
Level 2, 209 Great Eastern Highway, Belmont
*Wait at the entrance to reception.
For more information on the Experience, please get in touch with the Events team.
Date: Saturday 16 August
Time: 9:00am – 2.00pm
Venue: Coolamon Centre - 209 Great Eastern Highway, Belmont
Take a walk through the peaceful new gardens and explore Indigenous plants, yarning circles, rest and recreation areas.
Grab a copy of the self-guided tour map at the museum exhibition space.
Date:
16 August 2025
Time:
9:00am - 2:00pm
Venue:
Coolamon Centre - 209 Great Eastern Highway, Belmont
For more information on the Experience, please get in touch with the Events team.
Date: Saturday 16 August
Time: 9:00am – 2.00pm
Venue: Coolamon Centre - 209 Great Eastern Highway, Belmont
Discover the new Museum exhibition space, First Aid Shop and Sirens Cafe on the ground floor of the Coolamon Centre.
Date:
16 August 2025
Time:
9:00am - 2:00pm
Venue:
Coolamon Centre - 209 Great Eastern Highway, Belmont
For more information on the Experience, please get in touch with the Events team.
PaCTS in Motion
16 August 2025
Date: Saturday 16 August
Time: 9:00am – 2:00pm
Venue: Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre
Level 2 – Meeting rooms
21 Mounts Bay Road, Perth
PaCTS in Motion is an opportunity for Patient and Community Transport team members and the Rural and Remote Country Transport Officers to celebrate our successes, strengthen connections and drive forward innovation and collaboration.
Get ready for a day of learning, community and shared purpose.
This event is for PaCTS team members and Rural and Remote Country Transport Officers only.
Date:
16 August 2025
Time:
9:00am – 2:00pm
Venue:
Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre
Level 2 – Meeting rooms
21 Mounts Bay Road, Perth
For more information on the Experience, please get in touch with the Events team.
How to get to the Experience
- Venue
- Getting to PCEC
- Travel & Accommodation
Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre (PCEC)
21 Mounts Bay Road, Perth
Click Here for more details.
The Experience will be held in the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre and virtually.
For more information on the Experience, please get in touch with the Events team.
Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre is easily accessible no matter which option you choose to get there
Parking
City of Perth Convention Centre Car Park
There are approximately 5,000 car parking bays within a 10-minute walk of PCEC.
The City of Perth Convention Centre Car Park is located directly underneath.
Access:
via Mill St, Mounts Bay Rd, or Riverside Dr off-ramp from Mitchell Freeway
Payment:
Cash, Credit Card, or City of Perth Parking Card
Centre Access:
Direct access to PCEC during opening hours via central foyer lift and staircases
For further information on City of Perth parking visit: www.cityofperthparking.com.au.
Train
Elizabeth Quay Train Station is located at the doorstep of PCEC and services the Mandurah and Joondalup railway lines. Other train stations within close proximity of PCEC include:
- Perth Underground Station (Mandurah and Joondalup railway line) located on the corner of William Street and Murray Street Mall.
- Perth Central Station (Armadale / Thornlie, Fremantle, and Midland railway lines) located along Wellington Street (across from Forrest Place).
- An underground walkway connects the Perth Central Station to the Perth Underground Station.
Bus
Elizabeth Quay Bus Station is located adjacent to PCEC. Many bus services depart and arrive at the Elizabeth Quay Bus Station including the free CBD ‘Blue and Green CAT’ service. Perth’s other major bus station is the Wellington Street Bus Station, located along Wellington Street next to the Perth Central Train Station.
Ferry
A ferry service operates across the Swan River between Elizabeth Quay Jetty (Perth) and Mends Street Jetty (South Perth). Elizabeth Quay Jetty is only a short walk to PCEC. Services operate daily from 7.45am to 8.00pm (extended times operate on weekdays and during the Summer months).
For more information on the Experience, please get in touch with the Events team.
Welcome to Perth
Welcome to those that are visiting Perth for the St John WA Experience.
If you're looking for fun things to do in Perth, check out Perth is Ok for restaurant, bar and event recommendations.
If you are needing assistance with booking travel for you or your team, please get in touch with the Corporate Travel team-fill out the Travel request form on the connect page and email to travel@stjohnwa.com.au
SPECIAL OFFERS
St John Experience attendees have access to the below discounts when booked directly through the links or codes provided.
Thank you to our hotel partners.
Parmelia Hilton Perth
- 14 Mill Street, Perth
Located 230m walk from PCEC with direct undercover access from the hotel.
Book via the link below for stays between 14th and 16th August 2025 - discount rate $260 per night.
Nesuto Mounts Bay
- 112 Mounts Bay Road, Perth
25% Discount off Best Available Rate. For stays between 11th and 18th August 2025. Rooms from $221.
Or use discount code: SJA25
Airport Transport
There are many convenient options to get you where you need to go from the Perth Airport. You can view transport options, including public transport, taxi, and rideshare. And also view the airport maps.
Accommodation
There are several hotels within walking distance of the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre (PCEC). Please see the PCEC accommodation options flyer for nearby hotels. Please note the hotels in this list that aren't mentioned above, don't have discounts for St John WA.
For more information on the Experience, please get in touch with the Events team.
Why attend the Experience
Connecting: The St John Experience is the perfect opportunity to connect with colleagues all across the state, from all different specialities within the organisation.
Knowledge and education: The St John Experience provides an opportunity for attendees to hear new ideas and learn new skills in a different environment.
Inspiration and motivation: Attending gives you a chance to hear from various departments and special guest speakers on topics that are relevant and inspiring.
Accessing resources & tools: Attending the Experience will give you the opportunity to explore tools, technologies, and the resources available to you as a St John team member in a fun and informative way.
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