Today our Metro teams braved the cold and the conversation for a cause that matters.
A huge thank you to the SPEAK UP! Stay ChatTY team for visiting our Moonah depot to help us celebrate Shorts Day.

Across Hobart, Launceston, and Burnie, our Metro teams donned their shorts to brave the cold in support of mental health awareness. And some went even further! A big shoutout to Metro team members, Mel in Hobart and Mark in Launceston, who took braving the cold to a new level by shaving their heads as part of our fundraising efforts.
Metro is proud to be a long-time supporter of Stay ChatTY. While Shorts Day is a great way to get the conversation started, we know mental health matters every day, which is why we’re sponsoring the Stay ChatTY bus for the next 12 months to keep the message moving across Tasmania.
Let’s keep the conversation going.

Photos by Richard Jupe
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