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FARM TO FASHION—THE GOONDIWINDI COTTON STORY | WHAT SHE SAID (opens the original)
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What does it take to turn a family farm into one of Australia’s most recognised country clothing brands — and then start thinking about what comes after the clothes have been worn?In this episode of Homegrown, we’re joined by Harry Coulton from Goondiwindi Cotton, part of the fifth generation of a farming family that has spent decades adapting, innovating and finding new ways to keep both their business and their regional community moving forward.We talk about everything from growing cotton and
No Vineyard. No Winery...So How Did They Build a Wine Brand | WHAT SHE SAID (opens the original)
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What does it take to launch a Tasmanian wine label when you don’t own a vineyard, a winery or even a cellar door?In this episode of Homegrown, Moira and Emma sit down with Paige, co-founder of Town Wine, to discover how an idea shared with her partner, Justin, grew into a small-batch Tasmanian wine brand producing Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and an exciting sparkling wine currently in the works.Paige’s journey into the Tasmanian wine industry began at just 17, working in a cellar door and restaurant
GROWING A BRAND THAT EVOLVES WITH ITS CUSTOMERS–Angus The Label | WHAT SHE SAID (opens the original)
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In this episode of Homegrown, we sit down with Emma, founder of Angus the Label, to talk about the journey from designing reusable baby products to creating one of Australia's most recognisable small fashion brands. Emma shares the story behind her wildly popular "Overstimulated" sweatshirt—a design that struck a chord with thousands of women because it captured a feeling so many experience but rarely talk about. We explore how clothing can become a form of self-expression, why fashion should ma
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