Unstable Australia

14/01/2026

There was a point not too long ago where everything in my world was slipping out from under me. Bills piling up, mental health in a bad place, and feeling like I was running out of road. In the middle of that, Team Code Blue stepped in. Quietly. No judgement. No spotlight. Just genuine support when I honestly didn’t know what to do next.

That kind of help makes all the difference. It’s not just financial — it’s the reminder that someone out there cares enough to reach back when you’re falling.

So now that I’m in a slightly better place, I wanted to give something back. I’ve donated a game-worn Broncos jersey and an .mam worn training shirt for them to raffle. Not because of the items themselves, but because I want someone else to feel the same support I did when I needed it most.

I’ll never forget what they did for me. And if this helps even one first responder who’s struggling, then it’s worth every bit of it.

06/01/2026

Lightweight. Breathable. Built for the chaos.

Whether you’re hitting the gym, running errands, or chasing the next adventure, the Unstable Summer Tee keeps up with you. Crafted from premium DryBlend® moisture-wicking fabric, it keeps you cool, dry, and comfortable — no matter how hectic the day gets. Featuring the iconic Unstable logo on the chest and our signature mantra “Embrace the Chaos” on the sleeve, it’s more than just a shirt — it’s a statement.

Grab yours today under “Summer range” 💙

01/01/2026

For anyone needing to take a moment in all of the chaos 💙

31/12/2025

31/12/2025

I’m getting in early to wish everyone a safe and happy New Year. Wherever you are tonight enjoy the celebrations and reflection of the year that was. I’m not one for new year resolutions however I do set myself goals. For 2026, personally, I want to learn to play guitar and do more fishing. Unstable wise I want to release a new line of hats, I want to restart the Unstable Minds podcasts and I want to grow this amazing community even further to help as many people as I can.

I’d love to hear your goals in the comments below 💙

28/12/2025

>>> SWIPE>>>

Comparison is the thief of joy — and social media is its favourite weapon. At this time of year when everyone is posting about what they’ve done and achieved, it’s easy to get caught up and jealous.

We scroll through highlight reels. Perfect bodies. Perfect lives. Perfect smiles.

What we don’t see is the bu****it behind the scenes. The bad days. The stress. The self-doubt. The edits. The filters. The angles.

Add to that the introduction of AI - where it can create a pic like the one above in seconds (I most certainly do not look like that!)

Social media has created a false reality.

A world where standards are set so high that no one can reach them — not even the people posting them.

We compare our real lives to someone else’s curated moments and then wonder why we feel like we’re falling behind.

You’re not broken.
You’re not failing.
You’re just human in a space that rewards pretending.

If it feels impossible to keep up… it’s because none of it was real to begin with.

Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m off to have another bowl of trifle!

24/12/2025

From my family to yours, Merry Christmas. Remember to enjoy the small moments, whether that’s a child’s reaction or seeing your special someone light up, this is what this time of year is about. To my blue family working, please be safe and take care of yourself, I know just how chaotic the next few shifts can be 💙

23/12/2025

Very soon your feed will be full of videos of people talking about how much they’ve achieved this year, which is awesome. However, if all you’ve been able to achieve this year is surviving, then that’s enough too 💙

22/12/2025

The next week can be mentally exhausting for a lot of people.

We get so caught up in our own world — the rush, the expectations, the noise of Christmas — that we forget to check in on each other.

Some people will have family staying with them, which brings a whole new layer of stress, pressure, and emotional load.
Others won’t have anyone to spend time with at all, and the loneliness hits harder when the world feels louder and happier without you.

If you start to feel overwhelmed, stretched thin, or like you’re just trying to survive the day — pause.
Step into a quiet room. Take a breath. Give yourself permission to focus on you, even if it’s just for a moment.

You’re not weak for feeling it.
You’re human.
And you’re not alone — even when it feels like you are.

Check in on your people.
And if no one checks in on you… this is me doing it 🤍

21/12/2025

Just a quick video to say thank you for everyone’s support toward first responders from last weeks Bondi tragedy. It has returned my belief that there are still good, honest people in our communities who are worth putting on the uniform for.

I also have never done videos of myself talking to the camera and I’ll be honest that I’m not super comfortable in doing them but I think it’s the best way for people to see this isn’t just a gimmick for me, this is my passion and what I want to spend my days working on, helping anyone who needs it 💙

20/12/2025

My “fish tank” analogy of society.

At the top you’ve got the fish — politicians, media, government agencies — swimming freely, making noise, pointing fingers.

Then there’s a problem.
A big one.

So they drop it in.

And everyone watches it sink.

It doesn’t land on policy.
It doesn’t land on failed systems.
It doesn’t land on years of ignored warnings.

It sinks all the way to the bottom…
and lands on police.

The gravel of society.
The foundation that absorbs the impact.
The ones expected to carry the weight of decisions they never made.

Then, when it cracks the glass, they ask:
“Why didn’t police stop this?”

You don’t fix a broken tank by blaming the gravel.

If you want real change, stop dropping rocks and start taking responsibility.

19/12/2025

Police responded in under 30 seconds.
The threat was neutralised in six minutes.
Another attack was stopped yesterday before it even happened.

Yet somehow the blame keeps landing on the police.

Prevention failed.
Police reacted.
And they’re still being criticised.

Maybe it’s time we stop attacking the last line of defence and start asking harder questions about why known threats are still free to move.