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Buy Australian
Buy Australian is an editorial campaign designed to encourage Australians to support our manufacturers, makers and producers. And in turn, put back into our economy.
How more Aussies are supporting a local Christmas
Many Australians will be supporting farmers, growers and suppliers by considering Australian-made products when buying their groceries at the supermarket.
Recycled timber renewing local furniture scene
A Williamstown furniture business is doing its bit to revitalise Victoria’s local industry, creating custom timber designs with recycled materials sourced from across the country.
Companies must meet new standards in customer service
After the year we have had, consumers have very little tolerance for mediocre customer service. And companies that don’t realise this, will pay for it.
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Hi-tech farming helps rural Aussies forge ahead
Find out how technology is helping many Australian farmers to monitor the health of their animals in real-time, prevent disease outbreaks and optimise nutrition.
Renewables generating Aussie jobs
Early adoption of renewables has Australian-owned hydro, wind and solar schemes helping power economic recovery and employment.
How $50 a week can transform Australia
Our economy is in recession, along with the rest of the world, but there are some things that every consumer can do to put money back into Australian pockets and it starts with $50 a week.
Aussies go crazy for more eggs
Aussie farmers are hiring more staff to cope with the demand for local produce, including eggs, which has seen profits soar higher.
Do you need a better reason to eat cake?
Brisbane cake company Priestley’s lost 80 per cent of its revenue streams during the peak of COVID lockdown. Now it’s up to Aussies to help them and businesses like them survive.
SA pastry suppliers’ surprising comeback
Barossa Valley fine food producer Careme Pastry has bounced back from an initial COVID hit after an unexpected shift in focus from locals.
Struggling Aussies turn into home furniture kings
In 48 hours, Jeremy and Tabitha Fleming lost millions of dollars worth of orders for their business. Six months on, they have created an even bigger empire.
Aussie move sends sales up 300 per cent
Buy From the Bush began in devastating drought – now with COVID it’s a countrywide blueprint for small business recovery.
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