Unstable Australia

02/04/2026

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31/03/2026

Nobody talks about the mental health cost of this cost of living crisis we are in.

They talk about petrol prices.
Interest rates.
Inflation.

But they don’t talk about what it’s doing to people.

Parents lying awake at night doing the maths over and over, trying to work out how they’re going to keep food on the table.

Families cutting meals down to one or two a day just to stretch groceries.

Kids turning up to school without lunch because mum and dad simply can’t afford it. I heard recently that 1 in 3 kids are going to school without food.

Think about that for a moment.

That’s not just an economic problem.

That’s heartbreaking for both parents and kids.

Pressure like that doesn’t just affect bank accounts.

It affects mental health because when life becomes a constant battle just to survive, it slowly wears people down.

People stop talking and asking for help. They start carrying the weight alone.

So this post isn’t about petrol.

It’s about people.

Check on your friends.
Check on the bloke who’s suddenly gone quiet.
Check on the mum who always says she’s “fine”.

Because right now a lot of people are fighting battles you can’t see.

And sometimes the difference between someone coping and someone breaking is simply knowing someone cares.

Look after each other.

Embrace the chaos 💚

28/03/2026

Are you ready?

Unstable hats drop soon. Built not bought.

27/03/2026

21/03/2026

Always here to listen 💚

19/03/2026

Embrace the Chaos

18/03/2026

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16/03/2026

It’s simple. Keep showing up. For your family, for your friends and most importantly for yourself 💙

12/03/2026

*Warning: distressing content* RIP to the two victims and my thoughts go out to the first responders, public, friends and family affected by this tragedy 💙

05/03/2026

Not every day feels put together. Showing up still counts.