Wednesday, 25 January 2023 07:18
HELP FOR TRADIES WITH MENTAL HEALTH CONCERNS
TRADESPEOPLE in Western Sydney are facing a devastating epidemic of suicide, with rates among young tradesmen more than double that of other men.
CEO of TIACS (This Is A Conversation Starter), Keri Stephenson, said that those who work in trades and construction have some of the highest suicide rates in Australia amongst men.
TIACS is a free and confidential chat, text, and call-back service that provides early-intervention mental health support for Australia’s truckies, tradies, blue-collar workers, and those who care about them.
Through the support of partnerships with businesses such as TradeMutt, TIACS has supported over 12,000 clients and delivered over $2.15M worth of market services to the Australian blue-collar community free of charge.
TradeMutt, founded by Daniel Allen and Edward Ross, is a national social impact workwear brand that supports the health and well-being of tradies and other blue-collar workers across the country.
The company was founded after Daniel lost a close friend to suicide in 2015. TradeMutt creates eye-catching, colorful shirt designs that start conversations about mental health.
The company also created the concept of "Funky Shirt Friday" to give tradies a reason to wear their TradeMutt shirts to work, similar to what office workers do on casual Fridays. 50% of TradeMutt’s profits are donated directly to TIACS.
Visit: www.trademutt.com
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Tuesday, 24 January 2023 10:52
$1 RARE LAMBORGHINI AUCTION
Set to Break Records at Lloyds
IN a massive weekend of Classic and Collectible car auctions an extremely rare Lamborghini Aventador SVJ Roadster found in a mancave in Sydney has been selected as the headline lot by Lloyds Auctions in Australia and they started the bidding at $1.
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Saturday, 21 January 2023 20:01
LIMIT THE WATER RISKS THIS AUSTRALIA DAY
Double caution urged in public holidays
ROYAL Life Saving NSW/ ACT is urging men to know their limits and avoid taking unnecessary risks this Australia Day.
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