In a world where workplace safety is becoming increasingly crucial, who says learning life-saving skills can't be entertaining? October has been National Safe Work Month with a theme of "safety is everyone's business," and we couldn’t agree more. It's time to take a fresh look at how Adelaide businesses can make safety in the workplace paramount.

For World Stroke Day, we’re breaking down what a stroke is and showing you the F.A.S.T way to act if you see someone experiencing one.

Red Nose Day - get silly for a serious cause. Red Nose Day is about more than just awareness. Wear your red nose. Donate what you can. Because somewhere out there, a baby is struggling to breathe, and a mother is about to start a fight that no one should ever have to fight alone.

Stay safe in the water. Make sure you know CPR and First Aid so you know what to do if someone is drowning.

We want to clear the air about what exactly asthma is, signs and symptoms of asthma attacks and first aid management for those suffering from asthma attacks.

Get to know more about cardiac conditions such as a heart attack, cardiac arrest and angina and the first aid management of such conditions.

We believe that laughter truly is the best medicine. That's why we offer first aid training led by comedians who not only educate but entertain…. PLUS laughter is not only good for the soul, but it's also great for your health.

When working outside in the heat, it's important to be aware of the risks and take proper precautions to prevent heat-induced illnesses like hyperthermia. From dehydration to burns, these conditions can be serious if not managed right away. In honour of World Day for Health and Safety at Work, let's delve into the facts and give you a first aid how-to guide for staying safe in the sun.

You might be wondering, "Why comedy and first aid?" Well, let's start with a sobering fact: cardiac arrest can happen anytime, anywhere, to anyone. But, humour is here to save the day!

Concussions are more and more prevalent in AFL but the NFL has been struggling with it for years. Check out our guide for symptoms for sports-related concussions and what to do if you think someone may be displaying signs of a concussion

After a shark attack at Port Noarlunga South Australia, would you know how to provide first aid on a shark attack victim? Check out our first aid management tips to provide first aid for life threatening bleeding and shark attacks

Ever wondered what DRSABCD stands for in first aid? This vital acronym could be the difference between life and death in an emergency.

Cat-astrophes: Laughing in the Face of Asthma Triggers on International Cat Day!