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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Latest publication
- Sep 10, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for SmartCompany
- Top 500K sites
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- Jul 14, 2026
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Yo-Chi adds Funday gummies to toppings bar in sweet collaboration (opens the original)
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If you like this article, share it with your friends. Australian confectionery brand Funday Natural Sweets has partnered with frozen yoghurt chain Yo-Chi on an exclusive range of gummies, as the two brands look to put a new spin on the frozen treat experience. The collaboration will see three new gummy flavours — peach, lychee, and yuzu — added to Yo-Chi’s topping range at venues across Australia from Thursday, September 10. Each gummy has been custom moulded into the shape of Yo-Chi’s signature
Nala started as an online-only retailer. Now its bras are being stocked in Myer (opens the original)
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If you like this article, share it with your friends. Australian intimates brand Nala has made its debut into 22 Myer stores across Australia, marking a major step into physical retail for the digitally-led business. To celebrate the launch, Nala will take over Melbourne’s Staughton Place, next to Myer’s flagship store in Bourke St mall, from Thursday to transform it into ‘Boobie Lane’ for four days. More than 24 custom made inflatable breast sculptures will be suspended from the ceilings to rep
Funday takes its Aussie lollies to 1,300 Target stores in the US (opens the original)
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If you like this article, share it with your friends. Kangaroos, koalas and a taste of Australia’s lolly aisle are heading to the US, with Funday Natural Sweets making its debut in 1,300 Target stores from September 13. The Melbourne-founded confectionery brand will roll out five varieties of its lollies across Target stores in the US, including Fruity Kangaroos, Fruity Koalas, Classic Aussie Mix, Peaches & Cream and Strawberry & Cream. You've reached your article limit. Create a free account, o
Seabin joins forces with ReSmart to recycle waste pulled from Sydney Harbour (opens the original)
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If you like this article, share it with your friends. Australian waste data startup Seabin has partnered with Sydney-based recycling startup ReSmart in a bid to ensure waste caught up in its seabins is recovered, reused, and kept out of landfill, rather than simply discarded. Seabin, which currently operates 20 seabins across Sydney Harbour, removes plastic and microplastics from the water, counts and catalogues the litter in its Ocean Health lab, and then turns it into real, measured data. You'
Noosa dessert business Happy Pops bursts into franchising (opens the original)
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If you like this article, share it with your friends. Australian dessert brand Happy Pops has been granted its first franchise in Toowoomba, marking a new phase of growth for the eight-year-old business as it looks to expand beyond its Queensland base. Founded in 2018 by Augusta Puttkammer and her husband Ian Puttkammer, the family-owned business opened its first store in Noosa and has since grown to three company-owned stores in Noosa Heads, South Brisbane and Mooloolaba. Today, Happy Pops prod
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