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Some Australian businesses are leading the charge with innovative new product designs, others are championing their long-standing heritage and experience – and all are producing stellar products that suit today’s trends.
Australian Made Week 2025 was all about placing Aussie makers high on the podium and celebrating the achievements of local manufacturers across the country. The Australian Made Campaign would like to thank everyone who was involved in this year’s campaign
The Australian Manufacturing Week exhibition ran from 6 – 9 May at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, and saw thousands of visitors through its doors. Local manufacturers came together across all industries, sharing innovative products and services, and it was great to see more than 20 Australian Made licensees exhibiting!
Olympic swimming superstar Ariarne Titmus traded the pool for the driver’s seat this morning, behind the wheel of a custom-named, locally-made Volvo truck - ‘Arnie’, to officially launch Australian Made Week, celebrating Aussie toughness, resilience and the power of backing local makers and manufacturers.
This year’s Australian Made Week TV commercial takes us back to a world of green and gold, with Aussie champion Ariarne Titmus encouraging everyone to buy locally made products.
For the fifth year in a row, Australian Made businesses joined forces to tell their stories, proudly showcasing the creativity, craftsmanship, and quality behind their products to audiences across social media.
Olympic swimming champion Ariarne Titmus OAM is calling on Australians to show their support for local makers and growers during Australian Made Week, running from Monday 19 to Sunday 25 May.
New research from Roy Morgan reveals 73% of Australians would be willing to buy more Australian-made products to avoid reliance on imports, with seven in ten (72%) willing to pay more for locally-made goods.
The Australian Made Campaign is excited to support a new initiative making its debut at the Melbourne Shows this June - the Australian Made Trail.
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