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We are proud to be associated with a @strong commu

We are proud to be associated with a @strong community which supports men with physical and mental health. This weekend, take the time to prioritise your wellbeing #internationalmenshealthweek

It’s World Environment Day and this year, we are

It’s World Environment Day and this year, we are supporting the Southern Hairy-Nosed Wombat. Scientists have warned that this iconic Australian species could become extinct in the next 50 years if urgent action is not taken.

Luckily, not-for-profit, the @wombatawarenessorg has been rescuing and rehabilitating wombats for the past 20 years, however the team has reached a critical tipping point. The impacts of climate change - particularly over the last three years - have severely affected natural food sources, leaving the wombat population starving. With up to three wombats rescued each day, WAO’s sanctuaries are already at capacity with 140 wombats currently in care.

WAO Founder, Brigitte Stevens, is calling for support to help expand the sanctuary to ensure they never have to turn away a wombat in need.

The WAO relies on community support to save this beautiful species. Urgent donations can be made via the link in bio. 🙏

Photo Credit: @wombatawarenessorg #saveaspecies #wombat #worldenvironmentday

Final screening today.: Fight to Live screens nati

Final screening today.: Fight to Live screens nationally in select cinemas. All details here: fighttolive.com.au

The screening of ‘Fight to Live’ which follows the journey of Mixed Martial Arts Fighter, Bec Rawlings, falls in line with May being Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month.

Domestic violence is a national crisis with a woman dying every four days at the hands of a partner.

Such an important film for Australia and the world to see.

🙏 @10newsfirst

*Warning this trailer may trigger viewers; contain

*Warning this trailer may trigger viewers; contains details on domestic violence.

Screening in select cinemas nationally this May, powerful documentary ‘Fight to Live’ follows the journey of Bec Rawlings, an Australian Mixed Martial Arts fighter who became the first woman to win the World Championship Bare Knuckle fighting title. But despite being a champion in the ring, Bec had a larger fight to face behind closed doors – at the hands of her violent husband and Mixed Martial Arts fighter, Dan Hyatt.

May marks Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month, with over 25 women dying by domestic violence in Australia this year and a woman dying every four days at the hands of a partner. As a survivor of domestic abuse, Bec has become an advocate for change and, through this film, shares her story to raise awareness among the wider community to help put an end to this national crisis.

A brave documentary, profiling the public and personal life of @rowdybec

Directed by @_tomharamis

To view screening locations, visit www.fighttolive.com.au

For anyone seeking confidential support, contact 1800RESPECT (7377328), a national domestic, family and sexual violence counselling and support service. Available for free, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Further information can be found at 1800respect.org.au

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