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Australian Made licensee Tambo Teddies has been named the winner of the Australian Made Excellence Award at the 2026 Australian Marketing Institute (AMI) Marketing Excellence Awards.
Spring has sprung, making it the perfect time to pull on your Australian Made gardening gloves, head outdoors, and refresh your garden with these great locally made products.
Four decades after it first appeared, the green-and-gold kangaroo is trusted by Australians to cut through confusing country-of-origin claims. Australia’s most recognised country-of-origin symbol turns 40 this year, with new research showing the Australian Made logo remains a powerful influence on what Australians buy.
The August Melbourne Gift Fair season has come and gone, demonstrating the many benefits of in-person events for connecting local retailers and wholesalers with Australian makers. From 8 - 12 August, the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre was home to two Australian Made Event Partners, two incredible Australian Made Pavilions, and many licensees promoting their locally made products!
Last week, Australian Made Campaign was proud to attend the official launch of the first Australian Made OEM electric trucks by Volvo Group Australia. Manufactured by local workers at Volvo Group Australia's Queensland facility, this milestone showcases the capability, expertise and ingenuity that exists within the local manufacturing sector.
This month, Australian Made licensee Bodd celebrated the opening of its new manufacturing headquarters in Prahran, Victoria. The new facility includes larger research labs and workspaces that will be used to continue developing Bodd’s locally made scanning equipment.
The Australian Made in Riverina Murray logo was introduced last week as a new regional initiative recognising the innovation, capability and manufacturing excellence of businesses across the Riverina Murray.
To align with Australian Made Week (18-24 May), News Corp Australia reignited the Back Australia campaign this month with a new wave of content celebrating the unique stories of Australian manufacturers and encouraging consumers to support local businesses through their everyday purchasing decisions.
This year’s campaign introduced a business events program that connected with organisations, businesses and communities across the country - platforming certified Australian Made businesses and industry professionals as they celebrated the week and discussed the Australian manufacturing landscape.
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