🇦🇺 Australia

Broadsheet featured Fiona Harrison of Chocolate on Purpose, who shared how she started her business as a way to showcase her Indigenous heritage, flavouring bars with Illawarra plum (daalgaal), finger lime (gulalung), muntrie berries (ngurp) and other native ingredients.
Sharon Winsor of Indigiearth spoke to Campfire x in a video about the Warakirri Dining Experience.
Sarah Gun of GOGO Events and GOGO Foundation appeared in a video to share how Social Traders certification provides value and benefits to her business.
Dreamtime Artistry shared photos of a mural at the Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary recently finished in collaboration with the Sanctuary and the National Trust. The artwork depicts the connection of artists from different regions.

🇨🇦 Canada

Dr. Shari Van de Pol of Cattleytics appeared on the Progressive Dairy podcast to explain how and why dairies can benefit from artificial intelligence.
Dr. Shari van de Pol of Cattleytics appeared in a video at the Canadian Dairy XPO where she found that the average man can squeeze 80 lbs and the average dairy farmer has squeezed above 100 lbs.
Cooks Who Feed is officially a Certified B Corporation. They shared the news on Instagram, writing: “We’re beyond proud to join a global community of businesses using profits and purpose to make a positive impact.”
Cheekbone Beauty was included in a list of refillable beauty must-haves to help save your money and the planet.
Jenn Harper of Cheekbone Beauty has been named the Independent Retail Ambassador of the Year by the Retail Council of Canada (RCC).
Cheekbone Beauty was featured in a Global News video highlighting the meaning of “clean beauty” during Earth Month.
Nina Kharey of Folds Wear spoke to the Financial Times about how clothing companies like her own are fearing the tariffs will leave them worse for wear.
Ay Lelum published a video following their feature at Canadian Connections, an Indigenous and Traditional Design Industry Showcase in Vientiane, Laos.
Gotcare is partnering with Campbellford Memorial Hospital to run the Rural Stop Gap (RSG) Program, which provides timely, technology-enabled care to patients who may otherwise struggle with managing their conditions after discharge.
Totem Design House was featured in a list of ‘15 Vancouver Brands Making Furniture and Home Goods’. 10 percent of annual profits from Totem Design House goes to the Copper Legacy Indigenous Empowerment Society.
Ay Lelum was included in a list of ‘Indigenous Fashion Brands & Designers You Need to Know’.
Ocean Legacy Foundation is partnering with Fairmont Pacific Rim for Earth Day — the property launching Eco-Wellness Stays where proceeds benefit Ocean Legacy Foundation.

🇳🇿 New Zealand

Kiri Nathan spoke to The Post about the importance of the right kind of retail environment in a feature discussing “The rise of fashion designers working the shop floor”.