When COVID-19 hit and Mudgee locals could no longer travel to the Smokin' Bro and Co food truck, owners Brody and Laticia Crawford decided food should travel to them.
Florists may not have been considered essential by the government, but LVLY co-founders Hannah Spilva and Verity Tuck say their success proves otherwise.
Four months ago the StageKings team was building Ninja Warrior sets and festival stages. Now they're making furniture for Prime Minister Scott Morrison.
"If we had lost these Australian cheesemakers we would have lost an important part of cheesemaking in the country," says Cheese Therapy co-founder Sam Penny.
PR and marketing powerhouse Tory Archbold reinvented herself late last year when she closed Torstar, her marketing company of 18 years, and launched mentoring company Powerful Steps.
"We were pouring out award-winning vodka to make sanitiser," says Diane Rae, who quickly pivoted her small Tasmanian business to endure the coronavirus crisis.
A growing group of restaurants in East Melbourne has launched Chap Drive Thru to help stay open in tough times and give consumers a new way to pick up their takeaway.
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