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The Australian Made Week launch was held yesterday at GME’s family-owned manufacturing facility, with ambassador Jessica Mauboy lending her voice to the call to buy local, and praising the creativity and talent of Australian makers across the country.
Australians are among the most ingenious makers and creators in the world. Kicking off today from 20 - 26 May 2024, Australian Made Week is our chance to celebrate all that we create.
In an effort to get #AustralianMadeWeek trending in the social media space, Australian Made licensees generously donated their products to be sent to local influencers.
Darwin's own Jessica Mauboy will headline the pre-match entertainment at the Gold Coast Suns' Sir Doug Nicholls Round clash against Geelong, thanks to Australian Made.
The new Australian Made Week commercial is flooding our screens with green and gold, as Ambassador Jess Mauboy encourages everyone to buy Australian Made. Find out more about the businesses who were a part of this amazing project!
Jessica Mauboy has lent her voice and is hitting the "buy local" high notes as the newly-named ambassador of Australian Made Week 2024. Running from 20 – 26 May, the annual event aims to celebrate all that Australians create, with the home-grown singer songwriter encouraging us to prioritise buying products bearing the iconic Australian Made green and gold kangaroo logo.
Australian Made licensees were centre-stage at the Sydney AGHA Gift & Home Expo in February, with the iconic Australian Made Pavilion an essential stop for all attendees.
As shoppers take this time in February to shop for the people they love, the Australian Made Campaign is urging consumers to look for products certified with the iconic green and gold kangaroo and share the love with Aussie makers and growers.
New research from Roy Morgan shows Australian businesses are prioritising locally made products, with more than four in five stating they buy Australian-made goods wherever possible.
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