Bunyarra Wellbeing Co.

11/02/2026

When Bunyarra began, it was built on a simple motto: don’t just desire to make a living, desire to make a difference. Since that day, that’s what we’ve endeavoured to do.

As a company, we’ve never asked for donations to support our work. In fact, we’ve donated tens of thousands of dollars back into community—supporting sporting clubs, community groups, and providing free support to those in need. Why? Because we believe money should never be a barrier to getting help or to living a life that fosters positive wellbeing.

That’s what makes this photo so special.

When the first commenced, Bunyarra was proud to be one of their initial sponsors, helping them get off the ground. All these years later, they’ve shown incredible generosity in return—donating funds from a mental health game to help us continue supporting people who need it but don’t have the means.

Community supporting community. That’s what it’s all about.

Thank you to the amazing team for seeing why we do what we do, and for getting behind us to ensure we can keep trying to make a difference.

Because at the end of the day, wellbeing grows when people feel supported, connected, and reminded that they’re not in it alone.

29/01/2026

Someone is dying to be your age.
Someone is dreaming of living your worst day.
Someone is wishing they had your accomodation.
Someone is hoping they could have your health.
Someone is working to get to where you are.

Yesterday, you asked for what you have today.

As we move into 2026, taking notice is one of the greatest ways we can look after our wellbeing. Taking notice of where we are, what we’ve overcome, and what we already hold — even when things feel heavy.

At Bunyarra, we believe wellbeing isn’t always about changing everything. Sometimes it starts with perspective, presence, and recognising progress.

Take notice. It matters.

StigmaStopsHere 2026

31/12/2025

As 2025 comes to a close, we’ve taken time to reflect on a year that brought both highs and lows in supporting people with their mental health.

There were moments of real challenge—walking alongside individuals, teams, and communities through complex, heavy times. But there were also powerful reminders of why this work matters: seeing people feel heard, supported, and safer because someone showed up when it counted.

This year brought real joy in supporting new companies, deepening our presence in sport, and expanding where and how we show up. Most importantly, we strengthened our services with one clear focus—ensuring more people go home safe at the end of the day.

Looking ahead to 2026, our commitment remains the same. To continue providing a service that genuinely makes a difference. To support the longevity and wellbeing of the companies we work with. And to ensure people have the right supports, at the right time, when they need them most.

Thank you to everyone who trusted us, partnered with us, and stood beside us this year. We’re ready to keep building, together.

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24/12/2025

As we move into the festive season, we wish everyone a safe and Merry Christmas and a peaceful New Year. 🎄✨

This time of year isn’t always joyful or easy for everyone. For some, it can be a time of loss, loneliness, or quiet struggle. If you have the space—at your table, in your home, or in your heart—consider extending a little extra care, kindness, and love to those around you.

Sometimes the smallest gesture can make the biggest difference.

Stay safe, look after one another, and may this season bring warmth in whatever way it can. 💛

18/12/2025

We’ve been incredibly excited and grateful to have been invited into the wellbeing space within professional sport this year. Being present in these environments has reinforced something we strongly believe in — real change happens through relationships.

Simply showing up, building trust, and being consistent creates spaces where people feel comfortable to reach out, speak up, and know they’re not doing it alone. When wellbeing support is visible and accessible, it helps normalise conversations that truly matter.

As we look ahead to next year, we’re energised by the continued growth of wellbeing in professional sport and the opportunity to keep building meaningful connections. We’re committed to deepening this work, strengthening relationships, and continuing to support people both on and off the field.

10/12/2025

Such a huge honour!

Thank you Basketball Queensland for looking after your people, and choosing Bunyarra to be apart of this journey.

Dec 10, 2025 | Tournaments

09/12/2025

We’re excited to be sponsors of the First Nations Championships next week, as well as proud supporters of multiple amazing teams taking the court.

As a wellbeing organisation, being part of events like this matters. Showing up, being visible, and standing alongside our communities helps break down stigma—because when support is present, normalised, and woven into the fabric of these moments, people feel seen, valued, and backed.

By attending and contributing, we’re reminded that everyone deserves someone in their corner. We’re honoured to play a small part in creating that environment.

07/11/2025

When we started Bunyarra, we made a promise — whatever it takes to make sure someone gets the support they need, we’ll stand by that.

This week really put that to the test. With the weather hitting hard and staff on site working harder to get what was needed done, sitting within four white walls just wasn’t going to cut it.

So instead, it was about meeting people where they are — on the back of four strong legs, in the working pens, having real conversations, wellbeing check-ins, and showing up no matter what the day threw at us.

A big thanks to the crew at for putting your people first and allowing us to support them in whatever way was needed at the time.

20/10/2025

Please join us today in saying a happy birthday to this person right here.

To the man behind the vision that is Bunyarra. A vision to ensure people support, when and where they need it.

We are sneaking onto socials before Michael comes online to share some memories over the years and wish him a happy happy birthday!

15/10/2025

Turning up isn’t always about doing the job you’re hired for.
Sometimes, it’s about being there — even when people don’t ask for it or think they need it.

This week, with the heat turning it up a notch, it wasn’t about staying behind a desk or ticking off tasks. It was about getting out on the plant, checking in, keeping the team hydrated, and making sure everyone stayed in a positive space.

Because turning up means more than showing up for the work — it’s about showing up for the people.
Doing the small things that might not be in your job description, but matter more than you realise.

Often, the biggest difference we make isn’t in what we do, but in how we show up.
And that quiet presence — a drink of water, a quick chat, a simple check-in — can mean more than we’ll ever know. 🦋

13/10/2025

We’re incredibly proud to sponsor the “You Never Ride Alone Award” at this year’s NBS Barrel Race. We commenced this award last year and will continue to support this initiative moving forward.

This award was created in collaboration with the NBS committee to recognise the importance of community — ensuring riders don’t just turn up to compete, but turn up for each other. It’s about building a space where support, encouragement, and genuine connection matter just as much as the results. 💛🐎

A huge congratulations to Kerrie Anderson, the 2025 recipient of this award! A truly deserving winner who embodies the spirit of what this award stands for — always showing up, cheering others on, and reminding everyone that in this community, you never ride alone. 👏

16/09/2025

Differentiation matters when it comes to supporting mental wellbeing.

As practitioners, our role is to ensure that the way we provide support meets the needs of the people we walk alongside. It’s not about the space itself—it’s about how safe, comfortable, and genuine that space feels.

Recently, we met Bob while on a job site. Bob is proactive about checking in, and his truck has become the check-in space. No offices, no formal setting—just a safe spot where real conversations can happen.

Because no matter where it is, if it’s safe for the client and safe for the practitioner, then it works.

Thank you also to for allowing the time for their staff to pull up and take the moment to prioritise their health.

Safe spaces don’t have to look the same—they just need to feel right.