@mchandlermatherMax Chandler Mather

Director of @thegreeninstitute Fmr MP for Griffith and Greens housing guy.

card updated Sep 27, 2026 · 13 clips parsed · following 23 · 3,800,000 likes total

Engagement9.99%above average

Account summary

@mchandlermather has 185,900 followers and 438 videos. Across the 13 parsed clips the average is 698,125 views and 62,583 likes. Engagement to views is 9.99%, which is above average for TikTok. On the newer half of the feed the response is rising (+0.62 pp). Posts roughly 0.1 times a week. An average clip reaches 376% of the follower count.

Followers

185.9K

history is still being collected

Engagement

9.99%

+0.62 pp newer half

Average views

698.1K

median 7.6K

Likes per clip

62.6K

2.1K comments avg

Shares / saves

5.1K / 4.4K

0.63% of viewers save

Posting rate

0.1 / wk

reach 376% of followers

Latest clips

13 collected

It’s hard to imagine now, but in the past when cost of living had spik — @mchandlermather

5.1K2:55It’s hard to imagine now, but in the past when cost of living had spiked, working people were able to organise and fight29515311

If you want to build housing people can actually afford, build public — @mchandlermather

9.6K1:17If you want to build housing people can actually afford, build public housing. Australian governments used to employ the991832054

For millions of people, things only ever seem to go backwards. And for — @mchandlermather

30.7K1:52For millions of people, things only ever seem to go backwards. And for many of them the only barrier to voting for The G2.7K12637124

Did you know Australia used to have a publicly owned electricity syste — @mchandlermather

12.3K1:45Did you know Australia used to have a publicly owned electricity system, phone provider, airline, bank and even a pharma1.2K1855490

Looks like our Praxis course is worrying the media establishment! Biza — @mchandlermather

3K4:14Looks like our Praxis course is worrying the media establishment! Bizarrely ABC radio presenter, Steve Austin, uses Jeff26727719

Labor and the Liberals don’t seem to care that peoples lives are just — @mchandlermather

7.6K2:40Labor and the Liberals don’t seem to care that peoples lives are just getting harder and harder. So then - how do we act1.1K515750

MONEY | How come some things cost so much more than they are worth? Wh — @mchandlermather

611MONEY | How come some things cost so much more than they are worth? Why are we always in financial crises? For Praxis, a17101

Why is caring work so undervalued? Who decides what happens in my neig — @mchandlermather

717Why is caring work so undervalued? Who decides what happens in my neighbourhood? For Praxis, a new course on understandi33202

Who decides what my work is worth? Why is work so central to our econo — @mchandlermather

676Who decides what my work is worth? Why is work so central to our economy - and how can that give workers power? For Pra31301

Don’t miss your chance to get tickets to Praxis - a new course from Th — @mchandlermather

5.4K2:13Don’t miss your chance to get tickets to Praxis - a new course from The Green Institute on understanding the economy and524415048

“Why haven’t you purchased a home?” I was asked at the National Press — @mchandlermather

1.5M2:05“Why haven’t you purchased a home?” I was asked at the National Press Club why I’m still renting as an MP, during a deba114.5K1.5K3.3K5.6K

A bad time for a landlord means they may have to sell their extra prop — @mchandlermather

4M1:26A bad time for a landlord means they may have to sell their extra properties. A bad time for a renter is homelessness. T444.4K18.4K20.5K26K

Daylight robbery is only tolerated when Woolworths, Coles and the bank — @mchandlermather

3.5M4:49Daylight robbery is only tolerated when Woolworths, Coles and the banks do it. Surging corporate profits are made off th247.5K7.2K41.7K25.2K

Engagement per clip

13 parsed clips · newest on the right · click a bar to open the clip peak: 15.9% ER

Sep 22Jul 24Aug 19

Date	Views	Likes	Comments	Shares	Saves	ER
Aug 19, 2026	5,062	295	15	3	11	6.18%
Aug 18, 2026	9,564	991	83	20	54	11.44%
Aug 17, 2026	30,700	2,720	126	37	124	9.39%
Aug 14, 2026	12,300	1,208	185	54	90	11.76%
Aug 4, 2026	3,032	267	27	7	19	9.93%
Jul 28, 2026	7,605	1,099	51	57	50	15.87%
Jul 24, 2026	611	17	1	0	1	2.95%
Jul 24, 2026	717	33	2	0	2	4.88%
Jul 23, 2026	676	31	3	0	1	5.03%
Jul 22, 2026	5,359	524	41	50	48	11.48%
Nov 27, 2024	1,500,000	114,500	1,474	3,261	5,614	7.95%
Mar 26, 2024	4,000,000	444,400	18,400	20,500	26,018	12.08%
Sep 22, 2023	3,500,000	247,500	7,167	41,700	25,194	8.47%