Morganne Kopittke

Queensland-based social impact workwear brand TradeMutt is already two months into trailing a four-day work week, with founders Ed Ross and Daniel Allen deeming the response to the six-month trial as “incredible.”

Australian states and territories each have different rules for trading over Easter 2023. Find out which days are considered public holidays and the trading rules that apply.

The online course — ‘The Lazy CEO's Guide to Starting and Growing an Online Business’ — will take participants on an 11-module journey to teach them step-by-step how to launch and grow their own profitable online business.

Dr Lisa Chimes has launched a 24/7 vet telehealth subscription service that will give pet owners access to a team of qualified, board-registered vets who can provide advice.

Saf Organics founder Tegiye Mimi-Ozalp started her natural skincare brand in 2019 by saving every $5 note she received as change in a jar to make her vision a reality.

Melanie Nolan launched The Natal Naturopath women’s clinic to close the huge gap between baby care and mother care, with a strong focus on improving postpartum for mothers. 

Australian skincare brand Bangn Body has announced it will launch into Sephora stores and online nationally across Australia and New Zealand from early April.

The ‘Drink Less, But Better’ campaign is aimed at urging Australians to look after their health, while still enjoying themselves, which means drinking less but better by savouring the flavours of quality spirits and liqueurs. 

Mama Movement is a sustainable, colourful and high-performance activewear brand that inspires women to celebrate their bodies with colour, features Australian artists, and celebrates self-love and community.

The 22-year-old is on a mission to help people around the world to reload and relive their greatest memories using reusable film cameras, after a vintage film camera she posted for sale started a bidding frenzy and sold for five times more than she thought it would.

Founder Kayla Houlihan has announced that she will be launching a new sister brand from the ground up towards the end of 2023. 

Australian pet treat company Huds and Toke has announced that the company will partner with US doughnut giant Krispy Kreme to create dog-friendly 'Doggy Doughnuts' using insects as a source of protein.