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Aussie Frontline, Port Noarlunga (2026)

03/07/2026

People see the ambulance.

They rarely think about what happened before it arrived... or what the crew will carry home after the shift is over.

Last night we were back at Norwood Ambulance Station for another Debrief & Feed with a room full of SA paramedics.

No PowerPoint is going to erase the jobs they've attended and no presentation is going to undo years of shift work, trauma exposure, chronic stress and putting other people first.

But something as simple as sharing a meal, having honest conversations, offering some insights, tools and strategies and reminding each other that you're not carrying it alone can make more difference than most people realise.

That's why we do what we do.

A huge thank you to every paramedic who spent part of their evening with us.

Your willingness to have real conversations, look out for one another and invest in yourselves is exactly what makes this profession so special.

And as always, a massive thank you to Seaford Gourmet Meats for generously supporting our Debrief & Feed program by keeping everyone well fed.

Looking after the people who spend their lives looking after everyone else will always be worth our time.

One Team. One Family. 🤙🏼

25/06/2026

📣 NOMINATE A MATE 📣

Know someone who deserves a bit of recognition? Fill out the short e-form and we’ll send a shirt on your behalf. 📦✈️

Any service. Any role. Still serving or long retired.

This is our Pay it Forward program.

Our Pay It Forward program lets people either:
✅ Sponsor a tee for a fellow frontline legend they may never meet
✅ Or nominate someone they know who could use a lift—or simply deserves a pat on the back.

You can sponsor a tee anytime via our website—but nominations only open now and then, and this is one of those times.

HOW TO NOMINATE:

1️⃣ Head to our Story (only up for 24 hours)
2️⃣ Tap the link
3️⃣ Fill in a short form
4️⃣ We’ll take care of the rest

We'll send your nominee a tee—along with a hand-written message to let them know someone out there appreciates them.

That’s it. Simple. Impactful.

700+ cycles and counting.

Want to see something really bloody impressive? Jump on our website, navigate to the Pay it Forward page and check out the map. Every single Pay it Forward journey is on there. Every sponsor, every nominator and every recipient. Just remember to use a PC to check out the map function as your phone hasn't got enough juice.

One team. One family.

06/06/2026

Yesterday we headed to Norwood Ambulance Station to deliver another Debrief & Feed session, spending the afternoon with around 30 local paramedics.

It's easy to look at an ambulance parked outside a hospital, at a shopping centre, or waiting at the lights and forget that the people inside have probably already seen more before lunch than most people will see in a lifetime.

That's why sessions like these matter.

Not because we have all the answers. Not because one conversation fixes everything. But because creating space for people to talk honestly, share experiences, learn a few practical tools and connect with others who understand the job is bloody important.

A big thank you to the paramedics who gave up part of their day to be there, contribute to the discussion and look after one another.

We are heading to Norwood Station again on the 2nd of July - if you are able to attend we'd love to meet you 🤙🏼

A huge thank you to
For supporting our Debrief & Feed program and feeding our hard working legends 💪🏻

One Team. One Family.

29/05/2026

The Reload
16 May 2026

No fluff. No corporate buzzwords. No pretending a free fruit bowl fixes burnout or shows adequate appreciation 🤣

Just a room full of emergency services, military, veterans and other frontliners.

Some laughs. Some hard conversations. Some more laughs. Some practical skills and a reminder that there is a community around you.

Feedback surveys have been rolling in and they are overwhelmingly positive,

- 'Amazing day! Why is this not mandatory!'

Huge thanks to and .newlands for bringing authenticity, insight and plenty of laughs.

Thanks also to PASA, Police Health and Police Credit Union for helping make this event affordable and accessible to our community.

Most importantly, thanks to every person who showed up.
These jobs take plenty.
Hopefully The Reload put a little bit back.

Thanks for supporting the event as always.

Thanks and
for running some of the activities 💪🏻

Thanks for providing caffeination ☕

Thanks to our event volunteers Craig & Alex - you guys rock 🙏🏻

Thanks you to
And for sponsoring tickets a bunch of tickets for boots on the ground 🤙🏻

And of course, a huge thank you to our raffle and auction prize donors! n_designsdesigns .stufd

⬆️These legends supported our community, so if the opportunity arises please support them back 💪🏻

If I've left anyone out it's not intentional!let me know!

One Team. One Family.

12/05/2026

Our thoughts go out to the friends, family and colleagues of Lachlan Muddle, and the wider ADF family.

Warrant Officer Second Class Lachlan Muddle, a highly experienced SAS operator and military freefall parachutist, was killed during a night-time parachute training exercise at Jervis Bay on 11 May 2026.

According to the ADF, both parachutists had successfully deployed their parachutes and were manoeuvring toward the drop zone using night vision goggles when they collided several hundred feet above the ground. The collision caused Muddle to crash into bushland, suffering fatal injuries despite immediate CPR and medical treatment.

The other soldier, an experienced sergeant from the ADF Parachute School, survived with minor injuries.

Muddle was 50 years old, joined the Army in 1994, and later served with Special Operations Command. He had completed multiple overseas deployments, including Afghanistan, and was described by senior Defence leaders as an elite sniper and respected operator.

RIP 🇭🇲

06/05/2026

📣 NOMINATE A MATE 📣

Know someone who deserves a bit of recognition? Fill out the short e-form and we’ll send a shirt on your behalf. 📦✈️

Any service. Any role. Still serving or long retired.

This is our Pay it Forward program.

Our Pay It Forward program lets people either:
✅ Sponsor a tee for a fellow frontline legend they may never meet
✅ Or nominate someone they know who could use a lift—or simply deserves a pat on the back.

You can sponsor a tee anytime via our website—but nominations only open now and then, and this is one of those times.

HOW TO NOMINATE:

1️⃣ Head to our Story (only up for 24 hours)
2️⃣ Tap the link
3️⃣ Fill in a short form
4️⃣ We’ll take care of the rest

We'll send your nominee a tee—along with a hand-written message to let them know someone out there appreciates them.

That’s it. Simple. Impactful.

700+ cycles and counting.

Want to see something really bloody impressive? Jump on our website, navigate to the Pay it Forward page and check out the map. Every single Pay it Forward journey is on there. Every sponsor, every nominator and every recipient. Just remember to use a PC to check out the map as your phone hasn't got enough juice and it won't work).

One team. One family.

05/05/2026

There’s no way to dress this one up.

A call comes in — someone in trouble on the water, near the bar off Ballina.

The crews on Marine Rescue NSW vessels aren’t paid emergency responders. They’re trained locals — tradies, retirees, shift workers — who give up their time to crew boats, monitor radios, and respond when something goes wrong offshore.

Well something did go wrong.

A crew formed, and went out to help. A crew of regular people who just step up when it matters.

Conditions were rough and the rescue vessel rolled while crossing the Ballina Bar, near the river mouth and breakwall. That stretch is known for standing waves and unpredictable conditions, especially in swell — which is what they were dealing with at the time.

Two of those volunteers didn’t make it home.

The man they were trying to reach didn’t either.

The four remaining Marine Rescue crew managed to make it to land, albeit with some injuries.

Our thoughts are with the families of those crew members lost, including the civilian they were attempting to help, as well as the surviving crew members and other responders involved in the incident.

Our volunteers deserve the highest levels of respect and appreciation.

To all the crews who’ll still turn out next time the pager goes off - we appreciate you.

If anyone wants to send some love to someone involved, you can do it via the Pay it Forward on our website.

❤️🇭🇲

04/05/2026

Swipe. Those feet aren’t from a bad day… they’re from purpose.

Meet Harry.

Current ADF.

He stepped off from the School of Infantry, Lone Pine Barracks with one goal—230km to Gunnedah by Anzac Day.

30kg on his back. Rifle weight.
No shortcuts. No comfort. Just kilometres and consequences.

Because right now, there are people on shift—frontline, military—holding it together for everyone else… while quietly falling apart themselves.

No one sees it.
Sometimes no one’s meant to.

Harry marched for them.

Through Singleton, Muswellbrook, Aberdeen, Scone, Murrurundi, Willow Tree and Quirindi—step after step, blister after blister. Until he made the difficult decision to stop due to injury.

154km.

Not the full distance.
But don’t mistake that for falling short.

With a $2k goal, he raised $5,320—and a whole lot more awareness along the way.
That’s what backing your community looks like.

He didn’t do it for recognition.
But we’ll give it anyway.

From all of us at Aussie Frontline—solid effort mate 🍻🇭🇲

01/05/2026

There’s a lot people will say about what happened in Alice Springs.

Most of it will focus on the offender.
Some of it will focus on the crowd.

But not enough will be said about the ones who still had to step in and do their job.

Police. Ambos. Hospital staff.

They didn’t get to stand back and process it.

They walked straight into it—knowing exactly what they were walking into.

Some of them were injured doing it.

That’s the part that shouldn’t get lost.

There’s no ignoring the community grief behind it all, and there are cultural realities people will point to. Community outrage at the vile offender is completely understandable.

But violence toward first responders isn’t something that can be justified or accepted—no matter the circumstances.

The last thing those first responders involved needed, was to be targeted and injured for doing their job.

To those who showed up, held their ground, and looked after others in the middle of it — Respect.

To those injured - we are thinking of you.

We have no doubt that every single responder involved wants justice for innocent 5 year old Kumanjayi Little Baby 🕊️❤️

One team.

30/04/2026

Alright, NSWPF - You're up 🔥

- Handmade in Dubbo, on a former Commandos family farm.

- They smell better than pizza and beer.

- Lifetime re-stitch warranty.

- Your notebook goes everywhere with you. It sees and records everything - show it some respect.

- Viewee Twoee included for those essential field notes & cards.

We've had 22 NSWPF covers made.

Available in our store now 🔥

All proceeds go towards our various programs to support Frontline workers 🇭🇲

One team.

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