Winton Local Ambulance Committee

17/08/2026

06/08/2026

25/02/2026

Thanks to everyone that made it along to our AGM last night

We would like to give a huge shout out to our out going secretary Loretta Black Searle who has after many years decided to take a much deserved break from secretarial duties, we can't thank you enough for your tireless work over the years 👏👏

New Committee

President Bernie Searle

Secretary Deb Judd

Treasurer Racheal Lenton

Fleet Coordinator Lorraine Howard

Also very excited to have some new Committee members putting their hands up for their community 👏

Gavin Baskett

Melissa Elliott

Sandy and Sheldon Dealy

Thanks so much 👏

25/02/2026

AGM tonight everyone welcome

Winton Local Ambulance Committee are holding their AGM on Wednesday 25th February 6:00pm at the Winton Ambulance Station.

Come along and support this valuable local group, anyone interested in helping out come and see what is involved, many hands make light work.

For further information see Bernie Searle

25/01/2026

Winton Local Ambulance Committee are holding their AGM on Wednesday 25th February 6:00pm at the Winton Ambulance Station.

Come along and support this valuable local group, anyone interested in helping out come and see what is involved, many hands make light work.

For further information see Bernie Searle

03/01/2026

Health & Safety Advisory – Flood-Affected Areas
Soil disturbed by receding or active floodwaters poses a significant risk of contamination with serious diseases, including melioidosis and leptospirosis (among others).
These organisms can become airborne when soil or debris is disturbed, increasing the risk of inhalation.
Protective measures are strongly recommended:
Wear an N95/P2 respirator when working in flood-affected areas. While uncomfortable in humid conditions, this provides important protection for the lungs.
Note: Surgical masks do not protect against aerosolised particles.
Cover all wounds, cuts, or abrasions with an occlusive waterproof dressing to prevent infection.
Wash hands and forearms frequently with soap and water where available.
Expect increased mosquito activity, which may transmit diseases such as Ross River virus and Japanese encephalitis virus (JEV).
Use DEET-based insect repellent and reapply regularly as directed.
Taking these precautions will significantly reduce the risk of infection while working in flood-impacted environments.

30/12/2025

Heavy rain and flooding continues to impact large parts of northern Queensland. Emergency services remind those in affected areas to:

🚗 Drive to the conditions and NEVER drive through flood water
💧 Stay away from flooded creeks and waterways
🚨 Follow the advice of emergency services
🌧️ Stay up to date with warnings for your area
☎️ Always call Triple Zero (000) in an emergency.

Follow the Bureau of Meteorology for important updates.

📷 Archive photo.

24/12/2025

🚨 SANTA IS COMING! 🚨

QAS have received official intel that Santa and his reindeer are headed our way!

That means we need all little Queenslander's to hop into bed and leave out some carrots and milk for the man in red. 🎅

05/12/2025

Thats a wrap

Thanks to everyone that supported the raffles this year and congratulations to the winners

Thanks to our volunteer ticket sellers we couldn't do it without you 👏