The Australian Made logo is not changing Except for a slight tweak in the colour scheme, the little kangaroo logo on many goods sold locally and internationally is here to stay.

The Australian Made logo is in high demand at the moment, ... Australia more broadly beyond just its product, then the Australian Made logo is perfectly positioned to work in concert with it. ...

The idea of the iconic Australian made logo, with its golden kangaroo on a green triangle, being ditched as the image to sell Australia to the world, has Aussies outraged today.

Sky News host Chris Kenny says apparently the well-recognised and loved Australian Made logo is not “hip enough or woke enough” for a government appointed committee, so it’s time to say goodbye.

Clever feature underneath Australian Made logo shows how much of a product is REALLY made locally ... 80, cancels Las Vegas concert AGAIN as 'doctors order he rest to recover from the flu' ...

Mackay man Glen MacCarthy says consumers don't know products labelled with the Australian Made logo aren't 100% Australian. According to the Australian Made, Australian Grown logo code of practice ...

Look for the Australian Made logo — the iconic green and gold kangaroo. Currently, 4500 Australian businesses use the logo which represents roughly 40,000 jobs and generates a combined annual ...

The logo is administered by Australian Made Campaign Limited, a not-for-profit public company established in 1999 by the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry with the support of the ...

Makers of Aussie brands Weet-Bix, SPC, Mayver’s peanut butter and Norco milk are urging shoppers to check whether something is Australian-owned, not just Australian-made.