It is a Saturday night. Josh Kinahoi is heading for a breather at Dee Why rockpool when he sees a crying woman, and asks her if she is OK. His actions might seem random to some, intrusive to others, and super caring to yet another cohort. For Josh, it’s just the way he is raised. “When I see someone in distress my instinct is to act,” he says. “There are a few interesting people around. I just want to check-in and see if she is all right.” It’s about 11.30pm. It can get quite noisy at his home and Josh actively seeks solace. The rockpool is where he goes to recharge. “I generally don’t get the time to sit and think about my family or situation,”...