Australia
What pressures reach your community hardest?
Enter your postcode. See how fuel shocks, food prices, and economic pressure hit where you live. Official data. Transparent methods. Actions you can take.
A profile, not a score
A single number hides the most useful information: why your community is exposed and what you can do about it. We show you the shape of your exposure instead.
Your structure
What shapes your exposure
Car dependency, industry concentration, remoteness, housing stress, socioeconomic position. The characteristics that determine how supply chain disruptions reach your community.
Your exposures
Where pressure hits hardest
Six domains (fuel, food, electricity, economic, housing, emergency) ranked by how exposed your specific community is. With the live signals most relevant to you.
Your actions
What to do about it
Actions ranked by urgency, driven by your structural profile. Household steps, community organising, and advocacy, with links to the full resilience guide.
Diversity is resilience
A community where 90% of workers are in one industry looks stable until that industry contracts. Then everything fails at once.
We measure not just how much of something a community has, but how diversified those holdings are. Moderate employment across five sectors is more resilient than high employment concentrated in one. The same applies to transport options and land use.
Communities with concentrated dependencies face higher urgency in their action recommendations, because when the dominant system fails there is no fallback.
Your Place
Check your community
Enter your postcode. See your exposure profile, the signals that matter most for your area, and the top actions to take.
Live Signals
Follow the cascade
Oil prices, fuel stocks, wholesale costs, pump prices, station outages. Live data showing where pressure is building right now.
Take Action
Organise your community
A practical guide for running community circles, mapping local resources, and building mutual support that outlasts any single crisis.
From understanding to action
The strongest communities are the ones where people know each other, trust each other, and can coordinate when it counts.
Community Resilience Guide
Built in the open
Official data
ABS Census, SEIFA, Modified Monash Model, Clean Energy Regulator, state fuel price feeds. Every data source is named and dated.
Transparent rules
Exposure weights are algorithmic, not machine-learned. Every mapping rule is documented. No black boxes.
Honest about gaps
We show what data is available and name what is missing. Most structural data is from the 2021 Census. We say so.
Action-oriented
Every profile connects to things a person or community can do. Structural factors aren't destiny. They're where preparation starts.