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Stay Calm Training
Stay Calm Training delivers high-quality, engaging, and nationally recognised first aid and CPR courses in Cairns and Far North Queensland. Founded by experienced trainer Graham Janz, our courses combine hands-on learning with online pre-course work to ensure a thorough understanding of life-saving skills.
Our services include CPR Cairns, first aid and CPR courses in Cairns, CPR LVR Cairns, and CPR refresher courses in Cairns, tailored for individuals and workplaces. We also offer convenient first aid courses in Mareeba to make essential training accessible across the region. Whether you need LVR CPR for electrical safety or a comprehensive first aid course, we’ve got you covered.
With over 180 5-star Google reviews, students praise our engaging training, advanced equipment, and fast certification. Training is delivered on behalf of Allens Training Pty Ltd RTO 90909.
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Distinguished and Famous people from Cranbourne
🤝 Anthony Hanna
Anthony Hanna’s contribution to Cranbourne combines small business with sustained volunteer work. The Cranbourne Chamber of Commerce records his service as treasurer and his involvement in local markets, while his work with Vinnies helped earn him a joint Casey Citizen of the Year award in 2025. Parliamentary recognition also highlighted involvement with Neighbourhood Watch Casey, community education and housing. His story reflects the overlapping networks of a growing suburb, where assistance to neighbours and support for local enterprise often depend on the same willing people.
🌿 John Stewart Turner
John Stewart Turner helped secure funding for the botanic gardens’ Australian-plants annexe at Cranbourne through his leadership of the Maud Gibson Trust. A professor of botany and plant physiology, he supported botanical research, public collections and the conservation of landscapes. The same trust work assisted Jim Willis’s plant handbook and the herbarium journal Muelleria. Cranbourne’s connection is a documented contribution to establishing and supporting a botanical institution, rather than a claim that Turner lived there. His career shows how scientific expertise could be accompanied by the organising and fundraising needed to give native plants a lasting public setting.
