Northern Territory Emergency Service - Darwin Volunteer Unit

05/05/2026

Our thoughts and prayers go out to our Southern SES family at Marine Rescue Ballina and their families during this difficult time.

08/04/2026

We are bound by the orange and blue — from the coastline to the deserts, through creeks and bushlands that stretch across this land we call home.

In moments that matter most, we stand as one. We show up, we lean in, and we give what we can for those who need it most.
To every one of our members — thank you.

Thank you for putting your lives on hold, for your sacrifice, your compassion, and your unwavering commitment over these past few weeks for Katherine. Your strength and selflessness have not gone unnoticed.

This is what it means to be part of something bigger. 💙🧡

A compilation of my work with the contribution of some friends Penny Fawkner and Trent DeWith. Thank you also to Sara Storer (https://www.sarastorer.com.au)...

31/03/2026

A big thank you to the ACT Rivers Unit for all their hard work this past week.

We hope you enjoy your lovely you are going back to.

28/03/2026

Well done to everyone involved in the Katherine floods for 2026.

Congratulations to our Katherine member TJ.

25/03/2026

16/03/2026

15/03/2026

Big thanks to Peter & the team at The “Shredded Chef” for delivering amazing meals we helped transport to people in need.

Proud moment today supporting our Territory community.

At short notice we were called to assist the NT Emergency Services Katherine Volunteer Unit, helping transport chilled food, medical supplies and essential supplies using our refrigerated trucks and support vehicles. Our team also delivered food and supplies through to Mataranka to help support those on the ground.

Over the past 8–9 years The Shredded Chef has always tried to support the Northern Territory during times of need. From COVID support, to flood relief, cyclones and emergency response, we’ve always believed in doing what we can to help when our community needs it.

Today was another reminder that in the Territory we look after each other. Whether it’s transporting food, medical supplies or helping support those affected in remote areas, we will always do our best to step up where we can.

A big thank you to the volunteers and emergency services teams working tirelessly to keep everyone safe.

Please stay safe on the roads and look out for one another during this challenging time.

Peter Janes
The Shredded Chef