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Whether you’re hunting down Easter eggs, camping by the beach or spending the weekend entertaining family and friends, make sure your Easter is authentically Aussie by looking for the iconic green and gold kangaroo.
Following the success of the first ever Australian Made Week in 2021, Australian Made Campaign is excited to announce the dates of Australian Made Week 2022! Running from Monday 6th June to Sunday 12th June, the annual campaign will focus on encouraging consumers to actively seek locally Australian made and grown products both during the week and into the future.
With the devastating rain finally easing across Queensland and New South Wales and the clean up well underway, Australian Made is encouraging consumers to help local businesses fight back through its new 'Flood Fight Back' product page.
PayPal Melbourne Fashion Festival has partnered with Australian Made Campaign Limited (AMCL) to continue the elevation of Australian fashion in the global market and whet the increasing appetite of international consumers for Australian Made designers and makers.
This year is an exciting one for Aussie furniture manufacturer and Australian Made Campaign licensee, Eaststyle Furniture.
The Australian Made Campaign is pleased to announce that the iconic Australian Made, Australian Grown (AMAG) kangaroo logo is now a registered trademark in the Philippines and protected under local Philippine law.
The famous Australian Made logo is not changing or being replaced. It will remain as Australia’s global product symbol, following the release of another new Nation Brand for Australia.
The Australian Made Campaign urged Aussie’s to share the love with their local Aussie farmers through purchasing Australian Grown bouquets to mark the occasion to celebrate Valentine’s Day on 14 February 2022.
Travelling around Australia is a big adventure… but it’s a little-known fact that there are 150 “Big Things” in Australia to see along the way. One passionate sport teacher, ‘Budgy Smuggler’ and dedicated Australian Made logo supporter by the name of Cameron McKenzie, spent his summer break on quite possibly the most ‘Aussie’ mission since Darryl Kerrigan set out to save his house from being flattened by an airport runaway… to pay a visit to all 150 “Big Things” in his Australian Made Budgy Smuggler togs and take a portrait photo.
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