Ashy Bines Sparks Debate on Prep Amid Fuel Crisis

0:00On March 26, influencer Ashi Binds has sparked debate after posting a video of herself buying toilet paper and dried foods at a supermarket. The 37-year-old mum shared the clip on Instagram amid Australia's ongoing fuel crisis, explaining she was prepping just in case transport. Disruptions lead to shortages like during COVID. She was shopping with fellow influencer Tiana Bandolo, who stressed the importance of having extras at home to avoid panic. She clarified she only grabbed modest amounts, like one pack of toilet paper, rice crackers, and peanut butter, framing it as smart parenting rather. Then fear, mongering. Online reactions have been mixed, with some criticizing her for potentially fueling anxiety. This isn't her first backlash. Recently, she faced heat for linking her wellness podcast to discussions about the Bondi terror attack, which some saw. As promotional, the fuel situation remains tense, with nearly 200 petrol stations in New South Wales, out of diesel and 32, with no fuel at all.

1:03Victoria reports over 130, without key grades, prompting Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to call a national cabinet meeting Monday 2. Discuss measures like public transport discounts and carpooling. Hospitality businesses are eyeing 5% surchargers on meals to offset rising costs, as the crisis drags on and leaders push for comma mid. Supply worries. I'm Corey with the story. That's your entertainment and celebrity news today update. AI powered and always trending.